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sourcetools 0.1.7-1

• Use std::snprintf() instead of std::sprintf().

sourcetools 0.1.7

• Ensure tests past on platforms where char is unsigned. (#21)

sourcetools 0.1.6

• Register native routines.

• Ensure that file handles on Windows are properly closed after reading a file.

sourcetools 0.1.5

• Ensure that symbols included from e.g. <cstdio>, <cstring> are resolved using a std:: prefix.

sourcetools 0.1.4

• More work to ensure sourcetools can build on Solaris.

sourcetools 0.1.3

• Relax C++11 requirement, to ensure that sourcetools can build on machines with older compilers (e.g. gcc 4.4).

sourcetools 0.1.2

• Disable failing tests on Solaris.

sourcetools 0.1.1

• Rename token type ERR to INVALID to fix build errors on Solaris.

sourcetools 0.1.0

Features

The first release of sourcetools comes with a small set of features exposed to R:

• read(file): Read a file (as a string). Similar to readChar(), but faster (and maybe be optimized to use a memory mapped file reader in the future).

• tokenize_file(file): Tokenize an R script.

• tokenize_string(string): Tokenize a string of R code.

These binaries (installable software) and packages are in development.
They may not be fully stable and should be used with caution. We make no claims about them.
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