Post by George on Sept 18, 2015 12:25:52 GMT -5
Robert and I both have noticed the almost non-existent traffic here lately. Hope that means everything is working normally and no bugs have been seen crawling out.
What's happening on our end? Well, we hope to have a new release out shortly. As well as the usual collection of small bug fixes, there's some good news on the FIND / CHANGE front.
The current RegEx engine is being replaced with a much more robust and industry standard one. This will improve the search abilities of all commands that support R'xxx' literal searches.
Robert has been exceedingly busy (and ambitious) in creating a whole new CHANGE literal, we are referring to as an M'xxx' type (M for Mapping) which will provide very powerful abilities to manipulate the 'found string' into almost anything you could imagine.
The combination of the new RegEx support and the new Mapping support open up a whole new range of possible CHANGE capabilities.
We're in the usual final testing and documentation phase; as to when? It's the old 'how long is a piece of string?' question.
Stay tuned.
George
What's happening on our end? Well, we hope to have a new release out shortly. As well as the usual collection of small bug fixes, there's some good news on the FIND / CHANGE front.
The current RegEx engine is being replaced with a much more robust and industry standard one. This will improve the search abilities of all commands that support R'xxx' literal searches.
Robert has been exceedingly busy (and ambitious) in creating a whole new CHANGE literal, we are referring to as an M'xxx' type (M for Mapping) which will provide very powerful abilities to manipulate the 'found string' into almost anything you could imagine.
The combination of the new RegEx support and the new Mapping support open up a whole new range of possible CHANGE capabilities.
We're in the usual final testing and documentation phase; as to when? It's the old 'how long is a piece of string?' question.
Stay tuned.
George
