Change Log

##[0.2.16] - [2016-05-29] ###Added

• Added support for lexical closures

##[0.2.15] - [2016-03-18] ###Added

• vector-ref to get the element of a vector at index. ##[0.2.14] - [2016-03-18] ###Added
• Now you can use scheme reader literals, when red from strings, using the sanitize-scm->clj and print-clj->scm from the tools namespace.
• Added vectors, with scheme reader literals #(...) using the above functions from the above namespace. under the hood, they are just Clojure vectors. ###Fixed
• Fixed applying s-exp that evaluate to lambdas.

##[0.2.13] - [2016-02-24] ###Added

• Added assoc (assoc 'a '((a 1)(b 2)...)) => '(a 1)
• Added alist-cons
• Added length
• Added cadr, cddr, etc... functions

###Fixed

• No such things as improper lists (for now). (cons atom atom) => error

##[0.2.12] - [2016-02-17] ###Added

• Added variadic lambda in name and dotted form.
• Added define (proc args)... procedure declaration form. ###Fixed
• Now you can cons into non seq elements, though there is still no proper/improper list distinction in scheje.

##[0.2.11] - [2016-02-10] ###Fixed

• Fixed Scheje REPLs comments processing.

##[0.2.10] - [2016-02-10] ###Fixed

• Fixed Scheje version shown in the REPLs' invite.

##[0.2.9] - [2016-02-10] ###Fixed

• Fixed eval-prog to properly work with the changes introduced in 0.2.7

##[0.2.8] - [2016-02-10] ###Fixed

• Changed env update when we eval a program. now we use swap!/merge (we used to erroneously do reset!)

##[0.2.7] - [2016-02-10] ###Fixed

• Fixed a bug in program evaluations which was not recording their order properly.

##[0.2.6] - [2016-02-09] ###Added

• ClojureScript support using reader conditionals
• a REPL based on node.js

##[0.2.5] - [2016-02-08] ###Added

• Now you can play around with scheje using its little incorporated REPL.

##[0.2.4] - [2016-02-06] ###Added

• set!, named let, let*, letrec(let), and letrec(let*)* - see test files for samples.
• more tests

###Fixed

• Now symbols containing reserved characters can't be used. This fixes corner cases for macro expansion.

[0.2.3] - [2016-02-05]

###Added

• Hygienic macro-expansion inspired by the KFFD algorithm

[0.2.2] - [2016-02-03]

###Added

• Exception throwing and handling in evaluation

###Fixed

• Enhanced scoping of symbols to avoid clashes caused by symbols introduced by macros.

0.2.1 - [2016-02-02]

###Added

• quasiquote, unquote, unquote-splicing, and, or

###Fixed

• Now vars used in macros are stored in their proper scope, so they don't pile up across successive calls to same macros.

[0.2.0] - [2016-02-01]

Changed

• Now scheje uses eval/apply approach. More maintainable, it can now also be used as a ClojureScript library, as it evals lists of symbols, not macros as in the 0.1.0 Version. Besides, its usage of a dedicated execution environment can make it scale to a proper programming language, as it now departs from relying on Clojure internals for evaluation, as it was the case when it was using macros.
• define-syntax works (more or less) properly. now symbols before ellipsis are properly parsed and can be respectively used in syntax-rules templates. Now, it uses unification to find relevant patterns to apply to input, and rules are stored in the execution environment.

[0.1.0] - [2015-12-11]

Added

• First version of the interpreter, using Clojure macros. Mainly a working version of the work done as TNTeam's entry for Clojure Cup 2015.