Releases: erg-lang/erg
v0.2.8
This version introduces variable visibility.
Now, Erg's compiled files (.pyc) can be imported correctly from Python (private variables are not accessible)!
(You need to compile the Erg file by running erg --mode compile [file].er
before executing the Python file.)
A Chinese translation of the error messages was then added by a volunteer. If you want to use this, please install the Chinese version as cargo install erg --features simplified_chinese
(or cargo install erg --features traditional_chinese
).
Other Changes
- Add error message translation for Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese by @C-BJ in #64
- Make REPL not show the day of the week on Windows by @C-BJ in #69
- Update README by @C-BJ in #71
- Add CC-BY-4.0 LICENSE for documentation and image by @C-BJ in #68
- Update commit hash by @C-BJ in #74
- Fix README display by @C-BJ in #77
- Change the wrong placement of pull_request_template.md by @C-BJ in #78
- Delete additional PR templates by @C-BJ in #79
Full Changelog: v0.2.6...v0.2.8
v0.2.6
This release continues to fix type inference bugs (examples/fib.er
now compiles successfully again).
What's Changed
- add instruction for REPL/File execution by @ShantanuKumar in #37
- Add README translation for simplified Chinese and traditional Chinese by @C-BJ in #39
- Fix a small problem about traditional Chinese Translation by @C-BJ in #41
- Make the code of erg use Python highlighting in GitHub by @C-BJ in #44
- feat: switch to pipe mode if piped from stdin by @KisaragiEffective in #38
- Fix some small problems about traditional Chinese Translation by @C-BJ in #43
- cargo fmt by @ShantanuKumar in #42
- Make Github recognize the English version of CODE_OF_CONDUCT and add a link from CONTRIBUTING to CODE_OF_CONDUCT by @C-BJ in #47
- Add simplified and traditional Chinese translations of the code of conduct by @C-BJ in #49
- Synchronize Simplified Chinese and Traditional Chinese translations with the English README by @C-BJ in #46
- Add support for parse tests by @toddlerer in #50
- Updata README and all its translations by @C-BJ in #54
New Contributors
- @ShantanuKumar made their first contribution in #37
- @C-BJ made their first contribution in #39
- @KisaragiEffective made their first contribution in #38
Full Changelog: v0.2.5...v0.2.6
v0.2.5
What's Changed
- Stricter type-check
- Set timeout for REPL
- Apply trivial clippy fixes by @passcod in #22
- Fix
--verbose
option typo by @toddlerer in #33 - Add Nix support for reproducible build and develop by @SnO2WMaN in #32
New Contributors
- @passcod made their first contribution in #22
- @toddlerer made their first contribution in #33
- @SnO2WMaN made their first contribution in #32
Full Changelog: v0.2.4...v0.2.5
v0.2.3
What's Changed
- fix: many type inference bugs
- fix: use
where
instead of 'which' in windows by @GreasySlug in #10 - Added an example of omitting the integer portion in the Ratio document. by @soukouki in #9
- Replaced JP documents in regular form with honorifics by @soukouki in #12
- Cache dependencies in GitHub Actions by @TaKO8Ki in #14
- Fix broken links by @TaKO8Ki in #15
- Fix sorted Python example by @pingiun in #18
- Revised the style of jp documents from regular to honorific. by @soukouki in #27
- Update README.md by @SkiingIsFun123 in #24
- Update TODO.md by @SkiingIsFun123 in #25
New Contributors
- @GreasySlug made their first contribution in #10
- @soukouki made their first contribution in #9
- @TaKO8Ki made their first contribution in #14
- @pingiun made their first contribution in #18
- @SkiingIsFun123 made their first contribution in #24
Full Changelog: v0.2.2...v0.2.3
v0.2.2
In this release, type inference for general polymorphic types can now take variance into account.
For example, since the Seq(T)
type is covariant with respect to T
, Range(T)
, which implements Seq(T)
as a trait, for example, is recognized as a subtype of it.