Hi all, 

Almost on the heels of 131, 132 [1]is out. (Binaries at bintray [2]). 

Some bugfixes in this one, rather minor. Turns out I had screwed up the
recently introduced *print-flo-format* variable, oops! 

The Unix crypt function is exposed. I'm planning to make use of it in
some sysadmin code. 

In the extraction language you can now use the keyword :mandatory inside
@(until) or @(last). This means that a collect has to terminate by
matching that last clause (and not merely by running out of data, or
blowing past a maximum count). This is useful if you need to match only
a properly terminated sequence. It particularly helps if you're doing
formal parsing, where you have to match opening and closing sequences. 

Cheers ... 

 

Links:
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[1] http://www.kylheku.com/cgit/txr/tree/RELNOTES?id=txr-132
[2] https://bintray.com/kazinator/Binaries/TXR/txr-132/