v2.9.1

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• MODIFIED: AliasLocalVariables value can now be modified in the dictionary

context.AliasLocalVariables["A"]= 10;
Console.WriteLine(context.Execute("A*10")); // 100
context.AliasLocalVariables["A"]= 20;  
Console.WriteLine(context.Execute("A*10")); // 200

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v2.9.0

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• MODIFIED: AliasGlobalVariables can now be modified across all evaluations (really act as global variables)
• ADDED: AliasLocalVariables has been added and can only be modified in the current evaluation

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v2.8.9

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• FIXED: Issue when calling a registered static member when the expression use an ExpandoObject as a parameter.

var result = Eval.Execute("Sqrt(150/4)", new ExpandoObject());

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v2.8.8

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v2.8.7

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• ADDED: Support to dynamic + cast (decimal)dynamicValue

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v2.8.6

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• ADDED: Greatly improved dynamic support. Most operator now works even with type object.
• ADDED: ForceObjectAsDynamic options

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v2.8.5

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• ADDED: ForceCharAsString options.
• FIXED: Improved the logic with dynamic keyword with string indexer used with a char

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v2.8.4

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• IMPROVED: Support for dynamic object when using with indexor [value]

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v2.8.3

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• ADDED: Support to PostIncrement, PostDecrement, PreIncrement, PreDecrement when using a Dictionary<string, object> as first parameter

var variables = new Dictionary<string, object>();

variables.Add("x", 4);
variables.Add("y", 4);

var result1 = Eval.Execute("1+ x++ +1", variables);
var result2 = Eval.Execute("1+ ++x +1", variables);
var result3 = Eval.Execute("1+ y-- +1", variables);
var result4 = Eval.Execute("1+ --y +1", variables);

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v2.8.2

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• ADDED: Support to await keyword for async method

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