for some reason gmatch("[^\n]*") matches *two times* per line (one with the line, and an empty string) in Lua 5.1 and LuaJIT, but behave as expected in Lua 5.2/5.3...
* Fixed HORRIBLE parsing bugs with short functions and right assignemnt
operators
* Allowed to omit then, do and end for some statements
* Fixed hexa numbers parsing
* Run the Lua 5.3 test suite through Candran, everything that should
work worked! Yay!
Lacks tests and README
* Added @ self alias
* Added short anonymous functions declaration
* Made assignment operators works in every direction, except up, down,
behind and below, because this would be hard to visualize.
* Moved files around.
* Error rewriting.
* Discover the amazing can commandline tool, which includes a fantastic°
REPL and program running abilities.
* Added functions which plagiarize Lua.
* Added 0.1.0 to the version number.
* If you still love pineapple flavored bread, don't hesitate to show
your feelings.
Also, the tests are out of date. Sad.
°: not really.
Changed a LOT. Notable changes:
* Removed decorators, as they're not that useful, unless rewriting most
Lua libraries API.
* Added functions parameters default values.
* Added Lua 5.3 stuff and building to Lua 5.1.
* Remplaced the LuaMinify parser by lua-parser. It now requires some
non-Lua dependencies (LPeg) unfortunately, but it's waaaaaay easier to
handle. Code should be adaptable to any Metalua-like AST generator
anyway.
* The generated code now look like shit, and comment are stripped,
because the parser ignore them. Oh well.
* Changed a few things in the preprocessor environment.
* Nobody will read this commit message I guess. If you did, create an
issue saying "I love pineapple flavored bread".
- Changed name to Candran
- Do a real code parsing
* Removed lexer.lua
* Added LuaMinify
- Removed -- and ++ operators (see issue #2)
- Added decorators
- Preprocessor : renamed include to import and rawInclude to include
- Updated test.lua
- Updated table.lua
- Updated README.md
- Fixed tons of things
