Release 0.0.5

See previous release(s) for usage instructions.

Changes for this updated version include:

• Change to cater for variables declared with let in functions being flagged as existing variables
• Operator ? on a variable returns the type:

class c(a,b) endclass
let o <- c(1.1j, "Abaci")
print ?o
=> "c(complex,str)"

• Support for lists (elements must have the same type, can be nested). Concatenation of lists of the same type is supported and assigining nil to an element deletes it. Note: List support is currently experimental:

let l <- [1.1,2.2,3.3,4.4]
print ?l
=> "[float]"
print l[1]
=> "2.2""
l[1] <- nil
print l[1]
=> "3.3"
print l
=> "<List of size 3>"
l <- l + [5.5]
print l
=> "<List of size 4>"

• Operator ! on strings and lists returns the length as an integer:

let s <- "Abaci"
print !s
=> "5"

Uncompressed executable size is 25MB.