Preview 3

Loads of interesting fixes made it to this release, with the addition of a few features as well.

Backwards-incompatible changes

Array destructuring has now abandoned the JS form ([x, y] = [1, 2]) and follows a leaner syntax (x, y = [1, 2]).

New features

• bitwise operators &, |, ^, >>, <<, ~ (#84)

Fixes

• null is now an "assignable" value. Earlier on, you couldn't x = null, which resulted in funny behaviors such as #85
• numbers are not following scientific notation: for very large numbers, the formatter used to convert them to something like 1e+06. This has been now fixed.
• fixed a panic when using .map(...) without return values (#62)
• fixed a panic when calling functions without enough arguments (#61)
• beautified a panic when trying to execute a script that does not exist (#77)
• beautified a panic when trying to execute .sum() on an array with elements other than numbers (#75)
• fixed error handling in .map() and .filter() (#80)
• fixed script halting when there was an error in a while block (#82)
• added \r and \f as a separator for .lines()
• strengthened the command parser (#78)
• fixed shell command escaping (#81)
• destructuring statements do not need a ; on the preceding line anymore (#83)

Other changes

• setup travis-ci tests on win, osx, linux (#88)