Widths and fractional widths greater than 255 would overflow a
uint8_t and wrap around to smaller values.
Total formatted lengths greater than the avilable buffer size
would overflow it and potentially corrupt memory.
Fixes#830Closes#831
Widths and fractional widths greater than 255 would overflow a
uint8_t and wrap around to smaller values.
Total formatted lengths greater than the avilable buffer size
would overflow it and potentially corrupt memory.
Fixes#830Closes#831
Explicit {interpolation} can still achieve this, but
to match DEF, REDEF, and PURGE, these new directives that
define symbols do not expand string EQUS.
We'll use "-rcX" instead of "-pre" to allow multiple ones, jic
Additionally, they will be able to be detected using __RGBDS_RC__
Finally, adapt everything version-related to this new system
This applies to macro arguments, DB, DW, DL, DS,
PRINT, PRINTLN, EXPORT, PURGE, and OPT.
It also removes support for empty entries in DB/DW/DL.
(Deprecating it would require keeping parser support,
which is ambiguous with trailing commas.)
Fixes#753
Fixes#683 and #691
The lexer's raw mode for reading macro args already attempted
to handle semicolons inside string literals, versus outside ones
which start comments. This change reuses the same function for
reading string literals in normal and raw modes, also handling:
- Commas in strings versus between macro args
- Character escapes
- {Interpolations} and \1-\9 args inside vs. outside strings
- Multi-line string literals
Macro args now allow escaping '\', '"', and '\\'.
A consistent model for expanding macro args and interpolations,
within macro args, string literals, and normal context:
- "{S}" should always equal the contents of S
- "\1" should always act like quoting the value of \1
Removal of colon-less labels lifted the grammar ambiguity that
prevented `RL` from being usable as a variable declarator.
Thus, reinstate its functionality.
Fixes#669Closes#368Closes#624
Deprecate PRINTT, PRINTV, PRINTI, and PRINTF
Default STRFMT("%f") to 5 fractional digits like "{f:}"
Any use of string formatting will share this default
Document the existing `ROUND`, `CEIL`, and `FLOOR` functions
Also update the trig function docs for searchability
Implement `POW` and `LOG`
Addresses part of #675
Implement ** for integer exponents
** has higher precedence than -, like Python, so -3**4 == -(3**4) == 81
