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Raphael Mudge  
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 More options Sep 25 2008, 6:58 pm
From: Raphael Mudge <rsmu...@gmail.com>
Date: Thu, 25 Sep 2008 18:58:08 -0400
Local: Thurs, Sep 25 2008 6:58 pm
Subject: Sleep 2.1-u3 Available
Hello,
Sleep 2.1-update 3 is available.  This release is solely a bug fix  
release taking care of issues reported over the past 2 months.  As  
usual you can grab the release at http://sleep.dashnine.org/

Changes:

- Debug messages provide more detail on proxy objects.

debug(7 | 15);
$object = newInstance(^List, {});

Trace: &newInstance(interface java.util.List, &closure[eval:2]#1) =  
[&closure[eval:2]#1 as java.util.List] at eval:2

- Ordered hashes no longer serialize their miss and remove policies.

This is a bit of a lie actually.  Ordered hashes used to serialize  
their policies except the policies would serialize without a  
reference to the script environment.  Given the way they are buried,  
they never get a new script environment reference, and they cause all  
kinds of exceptions when called after deserialization.

- Fixed an inadvertent shared reference issue with values from  
ordered hash policies.  Try this out in the current version of Sleep:

$default = 42;
%hash = ohash();
setMissPolicy(%hash, lambda({ return $default; }, \$default));

%hash["uh"] += 4;
%hash["eh"] += 7;

println(%hash);

%(uh => 46, eh => 49)

(before it was: %(uh => 53, eh => 53))

- Cast function can now create empty arrays.
- Sleep can now access object fields declared in a parent class.

-- Raphael


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