FEATURE: ellision/contraction marked by apostrophe (such as "l'aqua" in italian) is now handled so that it is first looked up as a complete word, but failing that will fallback and look for the two parts separated by the apostrophe as single words.
FEATURE: allow double conjunctions between player sentences, to allow such as "take the stone and then drop it". ("and" and "then" are both conjunctions).
BUGFIX: pack option did not work
BUGFIX: Random In Container sometimes crashed
BUGFIX: Grave accented 'E' ('รจ') was lost in syntaxes and synonyms
BUGFIX: It was possible to declare multiple pronouns but only the first one worked.
BUGIFX: System Error was thrown when using IN-filters and the container was a local variable.
BUGFIX: Division by zero crashed the interpreter, now it throws an Application Error instead.
BUGFIX: If the player input in a string parameter contained a dollar sign, it was expanded on output (or crashed).
This is the Alan SDK for MacOSX which consists of the compiler, an interpreter, the manual and some examples. The MacOSX version are command line based, suitable both for Terminal command based work and for use with the AlanIDE, which is the recommended tool for authoring and compiling.
This is the Alan SDK for Linux which consists of the compiler, an interpreter, the manual and some examples. This is suitable for command line based work and for use with the AlanIDE.
The Alan SDK for Windows consists of the compiler, an interpreter, the manual and some examples. This is the command line version which you need if you are working from a command window or the AlanIDE.
The Alan SDK for Windows consists of the compiler, an interpreter, the manual and some examples. This is the GUI version which you need if you are working from the Windows GUI/Explorer view.
If you want to use the AlanIDE you need the command line version.
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