v0.11.3

Patch Release

• Values now have an equals implementation that is consistent with Java semantics, and separate valueEquals and valueAndTypeEquals implementations to cover the == and === operators.

v0.11.2

Patch release

• Runtime.Var can now report whether they need to (re)evaluate because of changes in variables they reference

v0.11.1

patch release

• fixes an edge case parsing interpolated strings ending with #
• adds search filter to standard module documentation

v0.11.0

Highlights

• expression string interpolation instead of just references, i.e. "Hello #{strings.upper_case(name)}" is now working
• Better error messages on parse errors
• More lenient datetime literals, no need to to supply UTC offset if timezone id is given, also no need to quote most timezone ids: 2019-04-16T14:25:00@America/New_York now works as a literal yielding 2019-04-16T14:25:00-04:00@America/New_York.
• Documentation updates

v0.10.0

Highlights:

• language feature: partial application, i.e. data.map(f=math.inc) creates a function that increments all elements of a list
• tests for all functions in standard library
• documentation improvements
• improvements in datetime notation, allowing + or - prefix and 4 to 9 digits for the year component
• change debug construct to behave like a variadic function

v0.9.0

Highlights:

• replaces persistent list and dict implementations with more performant variants
• changes language to require separating entries by commas in dicts and lists, for better parser performance, disambiguation and error handling
• adds transient versions of dicts so Java functions can optimize construction of values
• dependency bumps
• builds on JDK8 and JDK11

v0.0.7

• default to unescaped string output on runner, which makes stdio-piping tweakflow output easier
• allows checking if a var is referenced in the runtime, allowing host applications to provide var values only when they are needed
• Interpreter reacts to thread interruption by throwing an exception, thus making it easier to control max time spent evaluating a script
• command line tool naming changed to be less idiosyncratic: repl, run and doc

v0.0.6

Windows compatibility and documentation improvements

v0.0.5

Incremental enhancement and documentation improvement release

v0.0.4

First public release of tweakflow.