All releases of The Sleep Scripting Project
Release Notes: This release smooths several issues for multi-threaded scripts. A &sum function was added for computing the sum of an array. The &values function was updated to extract specific keys from a hash. Predicates were added for testing if a string is upper or lowercase. The documentation was updated as well.
Release Notes: Debug messages provide more detail on proxy objects. Ordered hashes no longer serialize their miss and remove policies. An inadvertent shared reference issue with values from ordered hash policies has been fixed. The cast function can now create empty arrays. Sleep can now access object fields declared in a parent class.
Release Notes: Imports from third party jars now affect the system classpath. Foreach loop now works with Java iterators. A bug with taint mode was fixed. Scope functions now complain about incorrect use.
Release Notes: Sublist corruption by the splice function was fixed. The values function now omits null values. The scope functions were sped up. A compile time check was added for key/value pair sequences missing a separator.
Release Notes: Minor fixes to the index operator implementation. This release completes the 2.1 development cycle.
Release Notes: This release reimplements the linked list to provide better sublist performance. It has improved javax.script API support. Error messages throughout the interpreter have been enhanced.
Release Notes: This release enhances arrays with a list implementation and additional operations. JSR223 and javax.script support was added. Inline functions now restore squashed anonymous arguments. A means to invoke an arbitrary closure as an inline function was added.
Release Notes: This release adds chdir, cwd, a slurp mode for readb, and several bugfixes.
Release Notes: This release adds Perl-like tainting support. Support for building string representations of arbitrary cyclical data structures was improved.
Release Notes: Command line options were added to dump script execution time and profile statistics. Java 1.4.2 compatibility was restored by removing an errant Java 1.5 call. The ordered hash miss policy mechanism was made more flexible.
