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diff --git a/CHANGES b/CHANGES
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--- a/CHANGES
+++ b/CHANGES
@@ -29,6 +29,7 @@ CHANGE 2: BGe 11-Jun-24
            - specifying a group to lanes.linda() is mandatory when Lanes is configured with user Keepers.
            - linda:deep() result no longer contains the raw C pointer of the Linda object.
            - linda :receive(), :send(), :get(), :set(), :limit() return nil, error in case of problem. Returned values in case of success change too.
+            - linda:limit() can be used to read the value if no new limit is provided.
            - Lindas have a __close metamethod that calls any suitable handler that was provided at Linda creation.
            - linda:dump outputs <key>.limit as 'unlimited' instead of -1 for unlimited keys.
            - deep userdata are an acceptable key to send data into (for example, another linda).

diff --git a/CHANGES b/CHANGES index dc38f1b..59ad924 100644 --- a/CHANGES +++ b/CHANGES
@@ -29,6 +29,7 @@ CHANGE 2: BGe 11-Jun-24
29	- specifying a group to lanes.linda() is mandatory when Lanes is configured with user Keepers.	29	- specifying a group to lanes.linda() is mandatory when Lanes is configured with user Keepers.
30	- linda:deep() result no longer contains the raw C pointer of the Linda object.	30	- linda:deep() result no longer contains the raw C pointer of the Linda object.
31	- linda :receive(), :send(), :get(), :set(), :limit() return nil, error in case of problem. Returned values in case of success change too.	31	- linda :receive(), :send(), :get(), :set(), :limit() return nil, error in case of problem. Returned values in case of success change too.
		32	- linda:limit() can be used to read the value if no new limit is provided.
32	- Lindas have a __close metamethod that calls any suitable handler that was provided at Linda creation.	33	- Lindas have a __close metamethod that calls any suitable handler that was provided at Linda creation.
33	- linda:dump outputs <key>.limit as 'unlimited' instead of -1 for unlimited keys.	34	- linda:dump outputs <key>.limit as 'unlimited' instead of -1 for unlimited keys.
34	- deep userdata are an acceptable key to send data into (for example, another linda).	35	- deep userdata are an acceptable key to send data into (for example, another linda).