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DiceBag

Version 3.3.3

  • Introduce average, maximum, and minimum methods on the Roll object, which is handled by the MinMaxCalc service class. Max returns the highest roll possible, and min naturally returns the lowest roll possible, and average returns a float between those.
  • Updated the dicebag executable to have new options for the above new methods.

Version 3.3.2

  • Update: Allow 4 digit numbers in dice strings.

Version 3.3.1

  • FIX: Issue with default no-value-given, explode option.
  • FIX: Transform.hashify_options not handling a Hash argument smoothly.
  • Allow dicebag executable to not need quotes around dice strings.
  • Make dicebag executable handle not having any arguments better and added a -h option.

Version 3.3.0

  • Code refactoring and clean up.
  • Bring things up to modern Ruby standards.
  • Refactored the normalization step into it's own class.
  • Removed confusing and unneeded options from pull-requests. Sorry, I should have noted this in the PR comments. :(
  • Added inspect methods to most of the classes that also have custom to_s methods defined, just to clean up CLI results.
  • Moved each of the 'example' game systems into their own lib folder, systems so they can be required directly. See README for more information.
  • Added more tests!
  • Created an executable, also called dicebag that will take the given string from the command-line and run it, printing out the result. If the -n or --notes option is given, then any generated notes will be printed after the result.
  • Converted the ChangeLog to be a markdown file.
  • Cleaned up the README file.

Version 3.2.2

  • Updated tests to check for missing count values. How this didn't happen earlier will have to remain a mystery of the ages. (>_>)
  • Bugfix for #5
  • Clean up in removing references to xdx hash to an actual hash variable. This plays into future plans on remoxing the :xdx hash earlier in the parse/transform pass.

Version 3.2.1

  • Refactored parts of the Transform class to 1.) fit better with accepted Parslet practices and 2.) better handle how sub-trees are handled, producing more predictable data from it.
  • Refactored parts of the main DiceBag module to reflect changes that were done to the Transform class.
  • Removed the #parse method override from the Parser class, since the logic fit better within the DiceBag#normalize_tree method.
  • Refactored how the :options are parsed within the Parser class to make it a bit more clear what is going on there.
  • Added tests for RollPartString and RollString modules.
  • Updated tests to cover a few more things, as well as added the number list for the manually set srand value. (See comments in the dicebag_test.rb file.
  • Reorganized the test/roll_part.rb to DRY it up a bit more.
  • MOAR BUG FIXES.

Version 3.2

  • TESTS! Which needed to be done long ago. Really, no excuse. Bad, Syntruth, bad!
  • BUG FIXES! Because of tests. Also, long overdue. Some really stupid bugs in there.

Version 3.1.2

  • General code clean up and some refactoring.
  • Added roll_part_string.rb and roll_string.rb to modularize the #to_s methods for the RollPart and Roll classes. Part of the above clean up and refactoring.

Version 3.1.1

  • Updated RollPart#to_s to reflect xDx option strings. It was still using older ~ and ! for drop and keep options.

Version 3.1.0

  • Added the 't#' target number option to xDx strings. See the README file.
  • Changed the ~ (drop) and ! (keep) xDx option sigils to be 'd' and 'k' respectively. This breaks slightly with tradition, but keeps things a bit more normalized option-sigil-wise. Or something.

Version 3.0.4 and 3.0.5

  • More minor, but critical fixes.

Version 3.0.3

  • Fixed a fatal bug in the Transform class in hashify_options.

Version 3.0.1

  • Code clean up.

Version 3.0

  • Totally rewritten to use the Parslet gem. Cleaner code, easier to extend.

Versions < 3.0

This was an older, non-parslet version and not worth talking about. :)