v4.0.74

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v4.0.73

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• IMPROVED: the code we added to compare DateTime value with string added in the previous version.

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v4.0.72

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• ADDED: Like SQL, this is now possible to compare DateTime value with string such as x.MyDateTimeProperty >= '2021-01-01'
• ADDED: UnregisterStaticMethod(string name) and UnregisterExtensionMethod(string name) method

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v4.0.71

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• ADDED: Extension method added using AddMethod can now use other extension methods without having to use the variable (the call to Test111() was not working before in previous version)

var context = new EvalContext();
context.UnregisterAll();
context.RegisterType(typeof(PlayerJournal));

context.AddMethod(@"public bool Test111(this PlayerJournal pj)
{
	return true;
}");

// this method was not working before
context.AddMethod(@"public bool Test222(this PlayerJournal pj)
{
	return Test111();
}");

var c1 = context.Compile<Func<PlayerJournal, bool>>("Test222()");

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v4.0.70

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• FIXED: Exception: The number of generic arguments provided doesn't equal the arity of the generic type definition. #121

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v4.0.69

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• ADDED: MaxLoopIteration option to allow to set a limit for the maximum loop a for, foreach, while, do while` statement can do before throwing an error (for security purpose)

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v4.0.68

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• FIXED: Can not detect type #120

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v4.0.67

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• IMPROVED: Some code improvement from v4.0.66 to support more case with the Compile method

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v4.0.66

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• ADDED: When compiling, parameters can be directly used to resolve extension methods (when not named) such as

context.AddMethod(@"public int GetLevel(this UserTest user)
{
    return Level;
}");

var compiled = context.Compile<Func<UserTest, int>>("GetLevel();");
var result = compiled (user);

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v4.0.65

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• ADDED: The AddMethod when using to create an extension method can now directly use members of the extended type such as:

context.AddMethod(@"public int GetLevel(this UserTest user)
{
    return Level;
}");

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