See "changelog.txt"

• The "import" command got very few love the last updates:
  • Relative paths (*/lib.jar for example) can either be:
    The folder of a script file that is being executed
    OR the folder of the script host, if no file is being loaded
• The editor now looks a little more fancier with some additional options to rerun scripts or terminate a script without closing the window
• Added some additional commands to resize the console window or to clean the window
  • gui.clear
  • gui.setSize [sizeX] [sizeY]
  • gui.fullscreen [$true/$false]
    (The command "clearConsole" is still available but will be replaced in future releases by the "gui.clear" command)
• Started to make some plans to implement a simple graphics library to control java awt elements ;)
• Try statements can now have a catch block that executes when an error occured so you actually know when something went wrong!
  Example:
  try { unknown command goes here for example; } catch ex { println "Exception was: " $ex; };
• Added error handling tutorial/examples for try/catch stuff and more examples
• Added a small welcome message for the GUI editor to prevent confusion

See "changelog.txt"

• DevScript can now property handle the null variable $null. (="undefined")
• Added an explanation for the "wait" command
• Added an overloaded command "push [value] [array] [index]" to insert values at a specified index into an array
• Added some tips (On how to create "classes", for example) and improved the tutorials
• The variable PI should now be recognized as an actual number
• More examples
• Fixed a profanity in an error message
• Division by zero now throws a readable error message (It previously resultet in "Infinity" which was not recognized as a number before, causing confusing errors
• Added an ascii raycast example to show off the script capabilities (Take a look! Examples -> demos -> raycast)
• Added a snake game as example
• Fixed an issue where 0.000 == 0 would return false
• Added a "keyPressed" event function to the devscript editor library so you can create simple games.
• Improved performance
• More minor fixes

See "changelog.txt" under 1.9.10

See "changelog.txt" under 1.9.6

See changelog.txt "1.9.4"

See changelog.txt under "1.9.3"

• Major performance and memory usage improvements

From changelog.txt:
1.9.0:
- This big Update gives you an Editor GUI! It runs, if you run the program without arguments. However, if you specify arguments inside the
command line this will happen: -e or --execute: Loads this script into the editor. -f or --file Loads the file into the editor.
To launch the jar file without a GUI, you need to put an --nogui argument.
Example: java -jar devscript_1.9.0.jar --file "path_to_file" --nogui -> Executes the file inside the command line
java -jar devscript_1.9.0.jar --execute "println foo;" -> Opens the editor window with "println foo;" as the content.
- Easier input setting. Before 1.9.0, it is very complicated to implement a custom InputStream. This update provides an abstract
com.devscript.raw.ApplicationInput class, to make it easier to create inputs other than the System.in: process.setInput(new ApplicationInput() {...});
- Application Input class: It is now easier to implement custom InputStreams!
- Fixed a bunch of bugs and created some new to fix later...

From changelog.txt:
1.8.3:
- New Command: use [STRING]; This command replaces the location of the command with code from the given string as the first argument.
This command is especially useful, if you want to include code from a separate file without creating a whole new library.
- New Command: long [ANY]; This command casts a given value into java.lang.Long.
- New Command: [STRING] % [STRING]; Modulo command.
- New Command: readFileLines [OBJ]; Reads the file and returns an array containing all the lines.
- Arithmetic operators (+, -, *, /, %) are now able to handle Long.MAX_VALUE values and java.lang.Integers, java.lang.Floats and java.lang.Long not just Strings
as numbers before. (println ((int 10) + 4); is now possible)
- The random command now returns only floating points with 4 decimals and the issue with scientific notation is fixed.
- Floating point notation supports now both US ('.') and European (',') notation.

Also please take a look inside the README to get an overview of the syntax.

Stable release of the DevScript script. Take a look inside the README