RSML v1.0.3

[mf366-dev]

As of v1.0.3, we are currently working hard on finally releasing the documentation for RSML, but we thought that - since that still isn't done - we should talk about some of its coolest features.

New in v1.0.3

This latest version brings new features to the table, in special the expansion of the any RID.

Basically, if you wanted to emulate the (perfectly valid) any runtime identifier, you'd have to use Regex manually.

.+ -> "Emulation of any right here"

But now, you can emulate any yourself.

Example in the CLI:

# myfile.rsml
any -> "actual any"

cat myfile.rsml | ./RSML.CLI evaluate -x --no-pretty

And it works perfectly fine, while also being more verbose.

However, please keep in mind any expansion simply replaces it with the Regex mentioned above under the hood. Still, a pretty good tool.

What about v1.0.2?

The previous version, v1.0.2, brought custom RIDs, so you could emulate RSML, for example, for Windows on Linux easily.