2.7 KiB
2.7 KiB
v0.3.0 (2011-06-14)
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improvements
- ExUnit now run test cases in parallel
- Added anonymous methods: def(x,y) x + y; end
- Added Method and UnboundMethod modules
- Added
usingas temporary mixins - Added
respond_to?(method, arity) - Nested brackets are now supported
nested_array[1][2] - Brackets method in array was optimized and also accepts out of bound indexes (returning nil in such cases)
- Brackets method in tuples accepts out of bound indexes (by github.com/marcinbunsch)
- Local calls are restricted only to private methods
- Added
Timerwith the methodmsused for benchmarking - Added
remove_ivar,Module.stacktraceandModule.eval
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deprecations
- Use {} instead of {:} as an empty dict. An empty tuple can be retrieved with Tuple.empty
__added_as_mixin__is now__mixed_in__- object and protos were removed in favor of module binding
__stacktrace__was removed in favor ofModule.stacktrace
v0.2.0 (2011-04-25)
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improvements
- Added File.read, File.read_info and others
- Added basic support to ets tables (by github.com/kondratovich)
- Added nil as value (which also evaluates to false)
- Added the ability to use _ in number for readability: 123_523_542 (by github.com/kondratovich)
- Added the ability to add default arguments to methods
- Added @() as short syntax to update instance variables
- Elixir now boots as an Erlang application under a supervision tree (by github.com/maxlapshin)
- ExUnit now prints "." or "F" for each test executed
- Added an interface to Erlang's GenTCP (by github.com/justinbaker)
- Added the ability to import records from Erlang
- Added more methods to OrderedDict, List and File in STDLIB
- Improved performance on method dispatch about 8 times
- Number operators are 'atom/value are allowed in method signatures
- Allow variables to be assigned more than once
- Basic support for guards
- Added Date to STDLIB (by github.com/justinbaker)
- Added Set to STDLIB (by github.com/lsylvester)
- Added DateTime to STDLIB
- Allow the cache directive to specify dependencies
- Added elixirc as an explicit compiler step and autoload
- Functions can be called as fun.call(arg1, arg2), fun.apply([arg1,arg2]), fun[arg1, arg2] or fun.(arg1, arg2)
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bug fix
- Allow Elixir keywords, but that are not Erlang keywords, on Erlang method invocations
- Code formatter now properly handles empty arrays
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deprecations
- protected methods were removed for performance reasons, may eventually be brought back
- Removed constructor in favor of initialize
- Removed require in favor of autoload
- Calling functions as fun() is no longer supported
v0.1.0 (2011-03-12)
- Initial release