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• PATH 0.33 released

  This new version adds some new plugins that actually let you do useful stuff in PATH, such as file I/O and string constants. The Python expression and statement evaluation plugin has also been made much more robust, and PATH's capabilities are pretty much limitless with the Python plugin now (although still very tedious). https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=89317&package_id=110433&release_id=227330

  posted by exorcismtongs 2058 days ago

• File released: /PATH/0.33/path-0.33.tar.gz

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  exorcismtongs committed patchset 13 of module path to the PATH CVS repository, changing 10 files

  posted by exorcismtongs 2058 days ago

• PATH 0.33 file released: path-0.33.tar.gz

  - New String and File I/O plugins<br /> - The PyPATH plugin now reads a zero-terminated string instead of "escaping" into Python mode. This is done so that plugins will hopefully all read data in that way.<br /> - Interpreter can now be "locked" on plugins (needed for the string plugin)<br /> - Now registered with PyPI (yay)<br /> - A couple other things

  posted 2059 days ago

• PATH 0.32 released

  Since v0.31 was a good release with no bugs that I have been aware of, there isn't any new functionality in this new version. However, the code has been drastically cleaned up. Also, the interpreter should now be completely reusable, since programs can now be loaded from an array in addition to a file, and the input and output can be redirected to custom functions other than stdin and stdout.

  posted by exorcismtongs 2067 days ago