Updated README with correct build instructions;

updated libs included with command-line MiniScript.

MiniScript-cpp/README.md

@@ -12,9 +12,9 @@ MiniScript is built with [CMake](https://cmake.org/). You can generate your desi
 
 3. `cmake ../..` (or on Windows, `cmake ..\..`) to generate a makefile and related files in the build directory.
 
-4. `cmake --build .` to actually do the build.
+4. `cmake --build . --config Release` to actually do the build.
 
-If successful, you should find an executable called `miniscript` which you can install (see **Installation**, below).  You'll also find a shared library (libminiscript-cpp.a) for you to link to in your own projects if you like.  You can even `include()` the CMakeLists.txt of this project inside your own for clean dependency management.
+If successful, you should find an executable called `miniscript` (or `miniscript.exe` on Windows) which you can install (see **Installation**, below).  You'll also find a shared library (libminiscript-cpp.a, miniscript-cpp.lib, or similar) for you to link to in your own projects if you like.  You can even `include()` the CMakeLists.txt of this project inside your own for clean dependency management.
 
 If you are only interested in the C# edition of MiniScript, there is a project file provided in the respective directory.
 

MiniScript-cpp/lib/listUtil.ms

@@ -9,6 +9,21 @@ list.contains = function(item)
 	return self.indexOf(item) != null
 end function
 
+// lastIndexOf: returns the *last* index of the given element, optionally
+// before a given index.  Returns null if not found.
+// Examples:
+//		[7,4,7,9].lastIndexOf(7)		// returns 2
+//		[7,4,7,9].lastIndexOf(7, 2)		// returns 0
+list.lastIndexOf = function(element, beforeIdx=null)
+	if beforeIdx == null then i = self.len - 1 else i = beforeIdx - 1
+	while i >= 0
+		if self[i] == element then return i
+		i -= 1
+	end while
+	return null
+end function
+
+
 // split: similar to string.split, this splits a list into sub-lists
 // by where the given delimiter element is found.
 list.split = function(delimiter, maxCount=null)
@@ -161,13 +176,32 @@ list.apply = function(func)
 	end for
 end function
 
+// applied: like list.apply, but returns the result as a new list,
+// without changing the list it is called on.
+// Example:
+//		x = [1.1, 1.9, 3.45]
+//		y = x.applied(@round)  // y is now [1, 2, 3]; x is unchanged
+list.applied = function(func)
+  result = self[:]
+  result.apply @func
+  return result
+end function
+
 // apply1: same as apply, but takes 1 extra argument.
 list.apply1 = function(func, arg1)
 	for i in self.indexes
 		self[i] = func(self[i], arg1)
 	end for
 end function
 
+// applied1: like list.apply1, but returns the result as a new list,
+// without changing the list it is called on.
+list.applied1 = function(func, arg1)
+  result = self[:]
+  result.apply1 @func, arg1
+  return result
+end function
+
 // mean: return the average (sum divided by number of values)
 list.mean = function
 	return self.sum / self.len
@@ -273,6 +307,17 @@ list.filter = function(func)
 	end if
 end function
 
+// filter1: like list.filter, but takes 1 extra argument for the
+// filter function.  Note that func must be an actual function,
+// and not just the name of a map key in this case.
+list.filter1 = function(func, arg1)
+	i = self.len - 1
+	while i >= 0
+		if not func(self[i], arg1) then self.remove i
+		i = i - 1
+	end while
+end function
+
 // filtered: return a new list containing only the elements of self where
 //	the given function is true.  As with filter, you may also specify the
 //	name of a map key to look up in each element of the self.
@@ -291,6 +336,54 @@ list.filtered = function(func)
 	return result
 end function
 
+// filtered1: like list.filter, but takes an additional argument
+// for the filter function.
+list.filtered1 = function(func, arg1)
+	result = []
+	for elem in self
+		if func(elem, arg1) then result.push elem
+	end for
+	return result
+end function
+
+// compress: replace each run of a given value with a single instance
+// of that value (in place).
+// Example:
+//		x = [5,7,7,9,7,7,7]; x.compress(7)  // x is now [5,7,9,7]
+list.compress = function(valueToCompress)
+	i = self.len - 1
+	compressing = false
+	while i >= 0
+		if self[i] == valueToCompress then
+			if compressing then self.remove i else compressing = true
+		else
+			compressing = false
+		end if
+		i -= 1
+	end while
+end function
+
+// compressed: return a new list that has run of a given value 
+// replaced with a single instance of that value.
+// Example:
+//		x = [5,7,7,9,7,7,7]; x.compress(7)  // x is now [5,7,9,7]
+list.compressed = function(valueToCompress)
+	result = []
+	compressing = false
+	for value in self
+		if value == valueToCompress then
+			if not compressing then
+				result.push value
+				compressing = true
+			end if
+		else
+			compressing = false
+			result.push value
+		end if
+	end for
+	return result
+end function
+
 // valuesOf: operates on a list of maps (or other indexable type), and pulls
 // out the value of the given index for every element in the list, returning
 // theses as a new list in the same order.
@@ -374,6 +467,15 @@ runUnitTests = function
 		end if
 	end function
 
+	assertEqual [7,4,7,9].lastIndexOf(7), 2, "lastIndexOf"
+	assertEqual [7,4,7,9].lastIndexOf(7,2), 0, "lastIndexOf"
+	assertEqual [7,4,7,9].lastIndexOf(7,0), null, "lastIndexOf"
+
+	a = [5,7,7,9,7,7,7]
+	assertEqual a.compressed(7), [5,7,9,7], "compressed"
+	assertEqual a, [5,7,7,9,7,7,7], "compressed changed self"
+	a.compress(7); assertEqual a, [5,7,9,7], "compress"
+
 	a = [-1, 42, -1, 53, 87, 345, -1, 100]
 	assertEqual a.split(-1), [ [], [42], [53, 87, 345], [100] ]
 	assertEqual a.split(-1, 3), [ [], [42], [53, 87, 345, -1, 100] ]
@@ -410,6 +512,13 @@ runUnitTests = function
 	a.apply1 @round, 2
 	assertEqual a, [1.10, 1.90, 3.45], "apply1"
 
+	a = [1.1, 1.899, 3.452]
+	b = a.applied(@round)
+	assertEqual b, [1, 2, 3], "applied"
+	b = a.applied1(@round, 2)
+	assertEqual b, [1.10, 1.90, 3.45], "applied1"
+	assertEqual a, [1.1, 1.899, 3.452], "applied/applied1"
+
 	a = range(1, 10)
 	isEven = function(x)
 		return x % 2 == 0
@@ -421,6 +530,15 @@ runUnitTests = function
 	assertEqual a, range(1, 10), "filtered"
 	assertEqual b, [2, 4, 6, 8, 10], "filtered"
 
+	moreThan = function(a, b); return a > b; end function
+	a = range(1,10)
+	a.filter1 @moreThan, 7
+	assertEqual a, [8, 9, 10], "filter1"
+	a = range(1,10)
+	b = a.filtered1(@moreThan, 7)
+	assertEqual a, range(1, 10), "filtered1"
+	assertEqual b, [8, 9, 10], "filtered1"
+
 	a = [{"x":42, "keep":true}, {"x":123, "keep":false}, {"x":0, "keep":true}]
 	a.filter "keep"
 	assertEqual a, [{"x":42, "keep":true}, {"x":0, "keep":true}], "filter by key"

MiniScript-cpp/lib/mapUtil.ms

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@
 map.get = function(key, defaultValue=null)
 	m = self
 	while m
-		if m.hasIndex(key) then return m[key]
+		if m.hasIndex(@key) then return m[@key]
 		if not m.hasIndex("__isa") then break
 		m = m.__isa
 	end while
@@ -119,12 +119,15 @@ runUnitTests = function
 		end if
 	end function
 
-	d = {"one":"ichi", "two":"ni", "three":"san", "four":"shi", "five":"go"}
+	d = {"one":"ichi", "two":"ni", "three":"san", "four":"shi", "five":"go", @print: "six"}
 
 	testing = "get"
 	assertEqual d.get("one", 1), "ichi"
 	assertEqual d.get("ten", 10), 10
 	assertEqual d.get("twenty"), null
+	assertEqual d.get(@print), "six"
+
+	d.remove @print
 
 	testing = "hasValue"
 	assertEqual d.hasValue("ni"), true

MiniScript-cpp/lib/mathUtil.ms

@@ -135,21 +135,43 @@ clamp = function(x, minval=0, maxval=1)
 	return x
 end function
 
+// max: returns the greater of two values.
+// (Note: if you have more than two, consider importing listUtil
+// and using list.max instead.)
+max = function(a, b)
+	if b > a then return b else return a
+end function
+
+// min: returns the lesser of two values.
+// (As above, also consider list.min from listUtil.)
+min = function(a, b)
+	if b < a then return b else return a
+end function
+
 // numToStr: converts a number to a string, with a specified precision
 // (number of digits past the decimal place).  Trailing zeros will be
 // added as needed to get the decimal point at the right place.
 numToStr = function(n, precision=null)
 	if precision == null then return str(n)
-	s = str(round(n, precision))
-	if precision > 0 then
-		dotPos = s.indexOf(".")
-		if dotPos == null then
-			s = s + "." + "0" * precision
-		else if dotPos > s.len - precision - 1 then
-			s = s + "0" * (dotPos - s.len + precision + 1)
-		end if
+	if not n isa number or not precision isa number then
+		print "numToStr error: arguments must be numbers."
+		return
 	end if
-	return s
+	if precision <= 0 or n == 1/0 or n == -1/0 or n != n then return str(round(n, precision))
+	negative = n < 0; n = abs(n)
+	digits = [floor(n)]
+	for i in range(1, precision)
+		d = floor(n * 10^i) % 10
+		digits.push d
+	end for
+	if (n * 10^precision) % 1 >= 0.5 then
+		for i in range(digits.len - 1)
+			digits[i] += 1
+			if digits[i] < 10 or i == 0 then break
+			digits[i] = 0
+		end for
+	end if
+	return "-" * negative + digits.pull + "." + digits.join("")
 end function
 
 runUnitTests = function
@@ -175,12 +197,18 @@ runUnitTests = function
 	assertEqual mover.y, 30, "moveTowardsXY"
 	assertEqual moveTowardsXY(mover, target, 10), false
 
-	assertEqual numToStr(pi, 2), "3.14"
-	assertEqual numToStr(1.23, 3), "1.230"
-	assertEqual numToStr(1.23), "1.23"
-	assertEqual numToStr(12345.67, -2), "12300"
-	assertEqual numToStr(2, 3), "2.000"
-
+	assertEqual numToStr(pi, 2), "3.14", "numToStr"
+	assertEqual numToStr(pi, 4), "3.1416", "numToStr"
+	assertEqual numToStr(pi, 12), "3.141592653590", "numToStr"
+	assertEqual numToStr(1.23, 3), "1.230", "numToStr"
+	assertEqual numToStr(1.23), "1.23", "numToStr"
+	assertEqual numToStr(12345.67, -2), "12300", "numToStr"
+	assertEqual numToStr(2, 3), "2.000", "numToStr"
+	assertEqual numToStr(2/3, 12), "0.666666666667", "numToStr"
+	assertEqual numToStr(41.9999, 2), "42.00", "numToStr"
+	assertEqual numToStr(42 - 1E-12, 5), "42.00000", "numToStr"
+	assertEqual numToStr(-pi, 4), "-3.1416", "numToStr"
+
 	if errorCount == 0 then
 		print "All tests passed.  Woot!"
 	else

MiniScript-cpp/lib/matrixUtil.ms

@@ -82,6 +82,11 @@ end function
 // Instance methods: call these on a Matrix instance.
 //----------------------------------------------------------------------
 
+// m.size: return [rows, columns] size of the matrix
+Matrix.size = function
+	return [self.rows, self.columns]
+end function
+
 // m.row: return the given row of matrix m as a single-row matrix.
 Matrix.row = function(zeroBasedRowNum)
 	return Matrix.fromList(self.elem[zeroBasedRowNum])
@@ -197,6 +202,11 @@ Matrix.times = function(m2)
 	if m2 isa Matrix then m2 = m2.elem
 	if m2 isa list then
 		// matrix multiplication
+		if m2.len != self.columns then
+			print "Matrix.times error: incompatible sizes " + 
+			  self.size + " and " + [m2.len, len(m2[0])]
+			exit
+		end if
 		result = Matrix.ofSize(self.rows, m2[0].len)
 		for r in result.rowRange
 			resultRow = result.elem[r]
@@ -246,26 +256,32 @@ Matrix.equals = function(m2)
 	return self.elem == m2elems
 end function
 
+// Matrix.round: rounds all numbers in the matrix.
+Matrix.round = function(decimalPlaces=0)
+	for row in self.elem
+		for i in row.indexes
+			row[i] = round(row[i], decimalPlaces)
+		end for
+	end for
+end function
+
 // Matrix.print: prints matrix data, with some formatting options.
 //	fieldWidth: minimum number of characters for each element
 //	precision: if non-null, round each element to this many digits
 //	columnSep: extra string printed between elements within a row
 //	rowSep: extra string printed between rows; defaults to text.delimiter
 Matrix.print = function(fieldWidth=10, precision=null, columnSep="", rowSep=null)
-	oldDelim = text.delimiter; text.delimiter = ""
-	if rowSep == null then rowSep = oldDelim
+	if rowSep == null then rowSep = text.delimiter
 	for row in self.elem
-		firstInRow = true
+		line = []
 		for elem in row
 			s = mathUtil.numToStr(elem, precision)
+			if s.len >= fieldWidth and s.indexOf(".") != null then s = s[:fieldWidth-1]
 			if s.len < fieldWidth then s = " "*(fieldWidth-s.len) + s
-			if not firstInRow then print columnSep
-			print s
-			firstInRow = false
+			line.push s
 		end for
-		print rowSep
+		print line.join(columnSep), rowSep
 	end for
-	text.delimiter = oldDelim
 end function
 
 

MiniScript-cpp/lib/qa.ms

@@ -32,10 +32,10 @@ end function
 // assertEqual: abort if the first two parameters are not equal.
 // Additional descriptive note is optional.
 assertEqual = function(actual, expected, note)
-	if actual == expected then return
+	if @actual == @expected then return
 	msg = "Assert failed"
 	if note != null then msg = msg + " (" + note + ")"
-	msg = msg + ": expected `" + expected + "`, but got `" + actual + "`"
+	msg = msg + ": expected `" + @expected + "`, but got `" + @actual + "`"
 	abort msg
 end function
 
@@ -50,7 +50,9 @@ typeOf = function(value)
 	if value isa map then
 		mapType = value
 		if value.hasIndex("__isa") then mapType = value.__isa
-		if namedMaps.hasIndex(mapType) then return namedMaps[mapType]
+		for kv in namedMaps
+			if refEquals(kv.key, mapType) then return kv.value
+		end for
 		return "map"
 	end if
 	return "unknown"
@@ -59,11 +61,11 @@ end function
 // assertType: abort if the first parameter is not of the specified type.
 // Additional descriptive note is optional.
 assertType = function(value, type, note)
-	if value isa type then return
+	if @value isa type then return
 	msg = "Assert failed"
 	if note != null then msg = msg + " (" + note + ")"
 	msg = msg + ": expected type " + namedMaps[type] + 
-	  ", but got a " + typeOf(value) + " (" + value + ")"
+	  ", but got a " + typeOf(@value) + " (" + @value + ")"
 	abort msg
 end function