Prolix 2.1.0 Patch Notes

Additions

Introducing a new data type: userdata. It is designed to store data from console results and can be utilized by $io:popen.
Added a novel mode for user input: %a. This mode facilitates reading all user input until the end of the file (EOF) is reached.
Introduced a new method: $utils:spawn. This method allows delaying the execution of a group until the program has completed its execution.
Added a new library: os. This library provides a portable way of utilizing operating system-dependent functionality.
Implemented an overflow error mechanism to handle situations where a table or object exceeds the system's capacity.
Introduced a memory error mechanism to address cases where a table or object becomes too heavy for the available memory.
Added a new flag to the command environment: --version. Users can now check the current version of Prolix with this flag.
Implemented a new EOF error mechanism. The interpreter will now handle special characters in user input (e.g., ^Z) by triggering an EOF error.
Added a package manager to facilitate the installation and creation of modules in collaboration with the community.

Objects can now be written without spaces. For example, "$ myObject" is now an accepted format.
Adjusted the object ID range to be from 0x100000 to 0xffffff.
$io:open will now create a new file if the specified file does not exist.
Updated the module import require statement. It can now be an identifier instead of a string path, providing a more straightforward syntax.

Negative numbers will now produce an error if the value is "-".
The special attribute __index__ will no longer initialize class attributes.
Resolved issues with the math module. Methods that do not exist will now generate errors.
Floating-point number calculations have been fixed. For example, 0.1 + 0.2 = 0.30000000000000004.
Removed a supposedly working-class class for the math class to prevent math domain errors (e.g., math_edit, _math_edit, etc.).
Resolved an issue with method arguments. The conversion of GArray from C to table in Prolix now works correctly.
The require statement can now import modules from both executable paths and file paths.
Class attribute values can now be a table.
An empty group will now be ignored instead of performing no action.
Setting type group to an object attribute or table (array) will now throw an unknown error, causing an End of Expression (EOE).
Fixed the interpreter traceback log and resolved the loop recursion bug.
$utils:tick is now more accurate in measuring time.
When the program completes and exits, it will return code 1 instead, preventing the program from encountering a return error in C.
System global objects are currently accessible but not editable in the class's group type.
Prolix's execution speed has been upgraded and is approximately ~30% faster than the old version.