New Features - Python 3 port (sorry Python 2, you just aren't good enough anymore) - Ability to read UTF-8 encoded source code and input and write UTF-8 encoded output - Implicit input - Better organization (but it still needs work) - Better numeric and list parsing - Under-the-hood performance enhancements - More commands - Changed some existing commands around in the command list - `commands.txt` is now UTF-8 encoded, so it renders properly in GitHub and most text editors without additional changing of settings
Actually is not backwards-compatible with Seriously. This is a good thing.
Windows The executable contained in this release will create a lightweight installation of Cygwin, and automatically download Seriously and install the prerequisite(s).
1.3
So much stuff has been added and changed; it's probably time for a new release. I guess.
1.1
More commands! A working online IDE! Still no docs. Oh well, 2 out of 3 isn't bad.
1.0
Function values now work, which means that every command currently in the commands.txt file works!
0.2
Complex values now work, and all complex-valued commands have been implemented.
Numeric literals now use ":" as a delimiter, rather than a prefix.
0.1
REPL environment that supports commands for integral, float, string, and list values. Functional literals can be defined, but most commands won't work with them. Complex values cannot be used yet. Both will be added in a future release.