1.4.0.0

Warning some breaking changes in the on the fly variables and function evaluations.

Deep changes to allow more customization

• Custom operators or custom expression parsing with inheritance (See #27 thanks to @kasajian and Advanced Customization and Hacking)
• Manage <> in on the fly evaluations to evaluate generic types
• 2 additional on the fly evaluation (Preevaluation thanks to @lholbert see #35 and On the fly variables and functions evaluation)
• optionally use var before variable assignation (For better copy paste with C# code)
• option to globally cache namespaces and types resolution (to speed up multiple evaluation)
• Correction of Array/collection indexing when using OptionForceIntegernumbersEvaluationsAsDoubleDyDefault=true
• Some other corrections and refactorings

1.3.7.0

• Initialization of ExpandoObjects
• Create Anonymous (as ExpandoObjects)

anonymous = new { x = 15, y = variable }

• Better management of struct assignation (Thanks to @AttilaSzobonya for his help see #32)
• Less memory impact when compare string ignoring case
• Correction of some bugs when using OptionForceIntegerNumbersEvaluationsAsDoubleByDefault = true (Thanks to @mcicognani see #33)

1.3.6.0

• Change Variables In IDictionary<string,object> (Thanks to @kasajian see #29)
• Correction of conflict of variable assignation vs on the fly in object with same name

1.3.5.0

• Add OptionForceIntegerNumbersEvaluationsAsDoubleByDefault (if true 1/2 = 0.5 otherwise 1/2 = 0) (Thanks to @Smartis2812 See Issue #25 and the doc here )
• Correction of a conflict between <> operators and <> used for generics (Thanks to @kasajian for reporting the bug #26)
• Correction of a bug when imbricate different brackets with comma separators

1.3.4.0

• Support ++ and -- as prefix operators
• Support ~ as bitwise complement operator
• Support of the sizeof keyword
• Add hexadecimal and binary notations for int values with 0x and 0b prefixes
• Add the _ (underscore) as digit separator in numbers (all notations)
• Add the following options to have a culture dependent way to evaluate numbers (thanks to @Vertygo for his ideas)(#22)
  • CultureInfoForNumberParsing
  • OptionNumberParsingDecimalSeparator
  • OptionNumberParsingThousandSeparator
  • OptionFunctionArgumentsSeparator
  • OptionInitializersSeparator
• Some memory management and performance improvement (thanks to @PhenX for his help)
• Some bugs corrections

1.3.3.0

Main improvements

• Support <> syntax for specify types of generics
• Support of creation initializers for collections, dictionnaries and objects

Here a few examples of what this version allow to do :

new List<string>() { "text1", "text2" }
new Dictionnary<string, int> { {"seven", 7}, {"nine", 9}}
new Dictionnary<string, int> { ["seven"]= 7, ["nine"] = 9}
new MyObject() { MyStringProperty = "A value", MyIntProperty = 8}

Other changes

• Add ListOfType Standard function
• A reference on the current evaluator added in VariableEvaluationEventArg and FunctionEvaluationEventArg
• Small improvement of the Indexing []

1.3.2.0

• Support for inline namespaces (More flexible, but slower) (Thanks to Guy Lando for the suggestion) (#19)
• Option OptionInlineNamespacesEvaluationActive (To unactive inline namespaces)
• Remove not necessary nugets dependencies

1.3.1.0

• Array initialisation with new type[] { x, y, ...} or new type[2]
• Correction of multiple bugs with String interpolation, doublequote char and string escape
• Icon in ReadMe

1.3.0.0

• Usable Now with .net standard - .netcore (thanks to PhenX for his help)
• New function ArrayOfType
• New Icon for nuget

1.2.2.0

• ExpandoObjects
• try catch finally
• throw
• Code with diactitics (thanks to LuanDevecchi)