- obj.isLesserThan() and obj.ieEqual() are now replaced by < and ==
- Removed obsolete isLT(), isLE(), isGT(), isGE()
- Also implemented comparison operators for BObjectImp
- These operators may now be fully overriden in child classes
- Default implementations are derived from == and < operators
- As a general rule (that fit into "undefined" behavior":
-- Objects are == if having the same address
-- Objects are < based on their type ID, except of Error and Uninit
that always are < everything else.
-- Objects are supposed to implement their own < and fall back to
base class. If not implemented, as a last fallback, the object's
address in memory is used to do the comparison
- Added test case for comparison operators
String tags were not correctly processed.
"{name} you hit level {level}".format(struct{name:="Jane Doe", level:=4})
now correctly formats as "Jane Doe you hit level 4" instead of
"Jane Doe you hit level <invalid index: #2>"
will move array backwards or forwards in-place as it were a conveyor belt.
{1, 2, 3}.cycle()
Will make it:
{3, 1, 2}
Accepts a negative value as a shift to move different direction
Changed: string.format()
Now actually faster than string concatenation in eScript
Fixes a bug where {:d} formating could cause an arbitrary number shown instead of a real value
tag errors are slightly more intuitive and compact.
Note: Patches submitted by andenixa
str.length() : returns like len(str) the length of the string
str.upper() : returns like upper(str) the uppercase version and also modifies the str
str.lower() : returns like lower(str) the lowercase version and also modifies the str
str.find(Search,[Start]) : returns like Find(string, search, start) the index of the first occurance of 'search' after 'start' within str
but unlike the basic.em function the Start parameter is optional if not given it searches the whole string
str.join(array) : returns a string which is the concatenation of the array elements, seperated by str
