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2+Release 0.3.6
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55* Add JSON support.
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7+* Type-error messages improved. Gives better context for error, making them
8+ easier to find. Better messages for runtime errors as well (errors that
9+ the type checker cannot find yet).
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711* Add Comparable super-type which allows the comparision of any values
812 of type {Int,Float,Char,String}.
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1014* Parser now handles decimal numbers.
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12−* Type error messages improved. Gives better context for error, making them
13− easier to find.
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15−* Part of adding decimal numbers is a move towards more sensible types for
16− numbers (i.e. integers and floats). This may cause errors in code that was
17− previously correct. I believe any broken code can pass type checking by
18− replacing all uses of (/) with `div`. I apologize for any pain this causes,
19− but I think it is for the best. I think the main issues will come from
20− functions like `size` and `width` which require integer arguments.
21− Some new functions have been added to make conversions between ints and
22− floats easier (detailed in next section).
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2416* Added many new functions for manipulating numbers:
2517 - truncate, round, floor, ceiling :: Float -> Int
2618 - toFloat :: Int -> Float
2719 - (^) :: Number -> Number -> Number
2820 - e :: Float
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22+* Foreign import/export statements no longer have to preceed all other
23+ variable and datatype definitions. They can be mixed in, making things
24+ a bit more readable/natural.
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3026* Bug fixes:
3127 - Correct castJSTupleToTupleN
3228 - foldr1 took the leftmost element as the base case instead of the rightmost
3329 - Fix minor display issue in latest version of Chrome.
30+ - Fix behavior of [ lo .. hi ] syntax (now [4..0] == [], not [0]).
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32++ Part of adding decimal numbers is a move towards more sensible types for
33+ numbers (i.e. integers and floats). This may cause errors in code that was
34+ previously correct. I believe any broken code can pass type checking by
35+ replacing all uses of (/) with `div`. I apologize for any pain this causes,
36+ but I think it is for the best. I think the main issues will come from
37+ functions like `size` and `width` which require integer arguments.
38+ Some new functions have been added to make conversions between ints and
39+ floats easier (detailed in next section).
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3643Release 0.3.5