Aceto 1.10.2

v1.10.2

Version bump

Aceto 1.9.2

This bugfix release fixes a bug related to the single-character read command (,). This would previously fail if called in a non-interactive way (e.g. on TIO).

Aceto 1.9.1

This bugfix release resolves a bug that made z and Z not work.

...maybe we should start writing tests.

Aceto 1.9

Added commands:

• ø empties the stack
• § does an absolute jump (goto)
• ± gets the absolute value
• ™ pushes a datetime (a few numbers; see README)

Internal changes:

• Renamed casting operations to start with "cast_"
• Renamed timer operations to be less ambiguous
• Fixed not importing re

Interface changes:

• When running aceto without a file name,
  • The list of commands is now sorted
  • The output is only organized in columns if it is written directly to a terminal.

Aceto 1.8

• Added a command-line switch to use the Windows-1252 codepage (for golfing): -w
• Added a pushiter method for easier sequential pushing of iterables
• Added string-related commands:
  • String splitting: -, :
  • Regex: /, %, a
  • Casting to string: ∑

Aceto 1.7

Aceto 1.7 brings a few new commands, but mostly restructuring:

• Aceto was moved from L3viathan/aceto to aceto/aceto.

• The experimental editor has become a bit less experimental, has been named
  "Balsamico", and is at aceto/balsamico.

• The examples have moved from a folder in the main repository to their own
  repository, aceto/examples.

• Bitwise shifts have been introduced («, »)

• The exponentiation command F has been overloaded to also do character
  extraction.

• € explodes a string into characters, ¥ does the opposite.

• × repeats the stack a given number of times.

Aceto 1.6

We've officially filled up all of printable ASCII!

The last five commands are:

• g and G, sorting the top two elements (descending or ascending)
• Y, shuffling the stack
• y, replacing the top element with its sign
• a, bitwise NOT.

This means that if we want to add new commands, we'll have to do one of:

• Removing commands (breaking backwards-compatibility; i.e. in Aceto 2.0)
• Adding commands outside of ASCII, meaning either we have to choose an encoding (then we're limited to another 128ish commands), or losing the current 1-byte-per-character property.
• Using non-printables (which I don't want)

Aceto 1.5

This release adds a few more commands:

• B prints from quick storage. It is essentially a shortcut for Lp
• H is the missing bitwise operation: XOR
• ; is the opposite of O, it jumps to the end
• z and Z are range expansions

Aceto 1.4

This release introduces a few new commands, a change related to movement, and a new memory concept.

• Changed movement commands (any in <>v^EWSN) such that they now wrap around if they would otherwise cause the IP to be outside the square.
• Introduced a new "quick storage", a register that holds a single persistent value at a time, that can be accessed at all times.
• New commands: Load the value from the quick storage (initially an empty string) on the stack. Memorize a popped value in quick storage.
• New commands: more (greater than) and it's opposite w (less than or equals).
• New commands: Binary AND (A) and OR (V)

Aceto 1.3.2

Bugfix release, fixing a missing import (Number), which caused problems when using ~.