Here is what's new:

- import from now modifies the system classpath (thanks to Ralph  
Becker's hack); you can do an import * from: whatever.jar to bring  
any jar file into the classpath and the other jars will be able to  
use it.  No more mucking with the command line (if desired)

- map, reduce, etc.. and foreach now support Java iterators.  A java  
iterator passed to these will be wrapped in a proxy iterator that  
performs the Java to Sleep scalar conversion for each item.  i.e.:

$list = [new LinkedList];
# add stuff to $list

foreach $item ([$list iterator])
{
    # ...

global('$module_path');
$module_path = $__INCLUDE__;

$resource = getFileProper($module_path, "some resource");
# do something with a resource

- Fixed a bug that was breaking taint mode when reading in serialized  
hash objects
- Foreach now skips over $null keys when iterating over hashes
- Hacked <=> to morph Sleep double's into a BigDecimal object (what  
about <, >, etc.. :) no idea... just wanted to make <=> work)
- Foreach now reports undeclared key/value variables when strict mode  
is enabled
- &local, &global, and &this complain about malformed input

- Sleep no longer manages restoration of old functions when unloading  
a script.  By this, i mean Sleep used to track which scripts owned  
which subroutines and as scripts were unloaded Sleep would restore  
the old state.  It is possible for a bridge writer to build-in this  
behavior themselves. Sleep used to do this which could lead to an  
unintentional memory leak for an app that shares an environment  
amongst multiple script instances that come and go very quickly (as  
is the case in Moconti).  This is something to be aware of, it  
shouldn't affect how you use Sleep.

As usual, you can grab the release at http://sleep.dashnine.org/