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This release represents a significant cleanup of the code base, another major round of bugfixing, and much better multi-instance support for programs using JBasic internally.
New language features include support for historical BASIC features like READ/DATA and PRINT USING, as well as enhanced control over the runtime environment (verb aliases, etc.) supported using arrays of records.
JBasic still intended to be used as a command-line BASIC interpreter, or embedded as a scripting language in your Java application... give it a try!
[Updated 4/26, a PDF with a first draft users guide is now part of the file release as well.]