This is the last release of dash-functional, which is now obsolete.
All of its definitions are now provided by dash 2.18.0, which should
be used instead. See issue #356.
* dash.el: Bump version to 2.18.0.
* dash-functional.el: Bump version to 1.3.0 and require dash 2.18.0.
* README.md:
* dash.texi: Regenerate docs.
Closes#152.
This prepares for the release of dash 2.18.0 and the final obsolete
version 1.3.0 of dash-functional.
* NEWS.md (2.18): Announce obsoletion of dash-functional.el.
* dash-functional.el: Mention obsoletion in package Commentary, and
emit a warning when byte-compiled or loaded.
(-rpartial, -juxt, -compose, -applify, -on, -flip, -const, -cut)
(-not, -orfn, -andfn, -iteratefn, -counter, -fixfn-max-iterations)
(-fixfn, -prodfn): Move from here...
* dash.el: ...to here.
(-partial): Move definition under "Combinators".
* Makefile (ELS, dash-functional.elc):
* dev/dash-defs.el (dash--make-md, dash--make-texi):
* dev/examples.el:
(Function combinators):
* dash-template.texi:
(Installation, Using in a package):
* readme-template.md (Installation, Using in a package): Remove all
uses and mentions of dash-functional.
* README.md:
* dash.texi: Regenerate docs.
Closes#356.
* dash-functional.el (-cut): Prepare for this macro's inclusion in
dash.el by replacing any uses of dash.el functions that are not
defined at byte-compile-time with corresponding macros (#356).
As of Emacs 25.1, `foo' is displayed as ‘foo’. This is controlled by
text-quoting-style, but curved quotes are the default.
This causes problems for docstrings that contain ' in code
snippets. Help buffers show e.g. (funcall 'foo) as (funcall ’foo),
which isn't legal elisp.
Instead, escape the quotes with \=. See substitute-command-keys for
the full docs on \= escaping.
This change addreses issue #123. The two new optional parameters to
`-fixfn' allow the caller to specify a custom equality test function,
such as an approximate comparison of floats, and a halt test function,
which can trigger a halt to the fixpoint iteration if it fails to
converge.
The default equality test remains `equal'. The default halt test is a
simple counter up to `-fixfn-max-iterations'. The counter is provided by
the new function `-counter'.
The revised tests illustrate the usage of the new parameters.
Basil L. Contovounesios
Philipp Stephani
Jonas Bernoulli
Wilfred Hughes
Matus Goljer
Andriy Kmit
Phillip Lord
William West
Magnar Sveen
Matus Goljer
Christina Whyte