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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author	Files	Lines
2010-10-15	Rework script/subst parser for improved performance	Steve Bennett	1	-4/+3
	: Keep abc(def) as a single token, but split abc($def) into 4 tokens : Then optimise when interpolating to keep a reference to the underlying objects : This speeds up the 'set a($b)' case a lot : Also avoid so much alloc/realloc when parsing scripts and subst objects Also simplify cmdStruct creation : Can omit args=-1 for expand : Makes it easy to calculate the length *: Do it all in a single loop for simplicity, size and speed
2010-10-15	Many improvements, bug fixes	Steve Bennett	1	-0/+7
	: Allow math functions to be enabled via configure : Allow support for references to be removed : Documentation updates : Jim_ListLength() now returns the result directly : Optimise list -> dict conversion : Consistent capitalisation of some structures, functions : Add support for abbreviations to Jim_GetEnum() : The commands to 'info' may be abbreviated : Use abbreviation support in parsing options to 'subst' : Use Jim_GetEnum() to parse return code names : Optimise 'array get', 'array set' if no conversion needed : Import Tcl string.test : string compare now returns -1,0,1 like Tcl : Fix 'string last' with index=0 : Add support for 'string reverse' : Add -nocase option to 'string equal' : Fix infinite loop in 'string repeat str -1' : Support braced patterns in glob : glob should not return dot files unless the pattern starts with . : Simplify glob.tcl by using some new features : When creating C extensions from Tcl, preserve newlines and invoke with Jim_Eval_Named() to produce more meaningful error messages. : Also remove all comments, not just those starting in the first column : Add support for 'n+n' and 'n-n' in string/list indexes (Tcl 8.5) : Add a level to the stack trace for 'return -code error' : 'return -code' should also affect the return from 'source' (see Tcl docs) : Fix lsort -command *: Some systems don't have INFINITY
2010-10-15	Implement 'array' in C	Steve Bennett	1	-0/+68