v6.2.2

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• IMPROVED: Better Member Resolution. A non-abstract method will now have a higher priority than an abstract method
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v6.2.1

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• FIXED: Issue with "string formatting" added with the revamp of Raw string literals in v6.2.0 (Issue #161)
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v6.2.0

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• ADDED: Support to Raw string literals
• ADDED: Support to Interpolated raw string literals
• ADDED: New bool parameter for the method public static Func<IDictionary, object> Compile(string code, IDictionary<string, Type> parameterTypes, bool allowWritableVariable = false). When the allowWritableVariable = true, the value within the dictionary passed to the compiled method will now be updated for expressions such as i++
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v6.1.10

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• FIXED: Issue when post increment/decrement when using another type then int from a dictionary passed in parameter (See example)
• FIXED: Issue when some assignment operator when using another type then int from a dictionary passed in parameter (See example)

UInt32 x = 1;
Dictionary<string, UInt32> parameters = new Dictionary<string, UInt32>()
	{ { "x", x}};

var issue_1 = Eval.Execute("x++;", parameters);
var issue_2 = Eval.Execute("x+=1;", parameters);

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v6.1.9

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• IMPROVED: The logic to find the BetterMember for the overload method resolution
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v6.1.8

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• FIXED: Multiple issues related to an expression in parenthesis followed by a negative number, such as Eval.Execute(“(x)+2”, new { x = 2}); (Issue #155)
• FIXED: Issue with the option UseCaretForExponent (#159). As for information, in C# Eval Expression, the exponent operator is solved from Right to Left (Unfortunately, there is no consensus about which way it should be solved for cases like a^b^c.)
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v6.1.7

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• FIXED: Multiple issues related to an expression in parenthesis followed by a negative number, such as Eval.Execute(“(x)-2”, new { x = 2}); (Issue #154)
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v6.1.6

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• FIXED: Issue with the trial period (ERROR_005). Everyone with the v6.1.3, v6.1.4, and v.6.1.5 should update to the latest version (v6.1.6 or greater) to fix this error.

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v6.1.5

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• FIXED: Issue with expression using parentheses and followed by a negative number such as (MethodName("xyz"))-25. Our library was not aware if the value should be cast or subtracted (more fixes to similar issues are currently ongoing)

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v6.1.4

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• FIXED: cast / parentheses causing null coalescing usage failure #157
• FIXED: Issue with LINQ that extend an interface instead of a class
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