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--- ChangeLog	bd99cdce6ff053c96eb3bd0a5d9f9d936b175cc6
+++ ChangeLog	906dcb72dee19407a5f5c9e23029428e6dafd4c9
@@ -1,3 +1,8 @@
+2006-05-02  Matthew Nicholson  <address@hidden>
+
+	* monotone.texi (Composite selectors): Added note about escaping in
+	selectors.
+
 2006-04-28  Matthew Nicholson  <address@hidden>
 	
 	* tests/t_escaped_selectors.at: Added.  Tests escaped selectors.
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--- monotone.texi	388b671ef779121ddcee6cd3944fc26db4c37b5d
+++ monotone.texi	23edb3c014dc2e62c9148afd89d73e7eb77d7076
@@ -2675,7 +2675,8 @@
 acts as database intersection (or logical @code{and}). For example,
 the selector @code{a:graydon/d:2004-04} can be used to select a
 revision which has an @code{author} cert beginning with @code{graydon}
address@hidden well as} a @code{date} cert beginning with @code{2004-04}.
address@hidden well as} a @code{date} cert beginning with @code{2004-04}. The
address@hidden/} character can be escaped using the @code{\} character if necessary.
 
 @heading Selector expansion