jq - Mirror of https://github.com/stedolan/jq

Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2013-05-16	Remove the insane "fold" operation, replace with saner "reduce".	Stephen Dolan

2013-05-15	'length' function now measures string length in codepoints, not bytes.	Stephen Dolan

2013-02-02	merging upstream stedolan changes	Lee Thompson

2013-01-03	Fix negative number syntax. Add a unary '-' operator.	Stephen Dolan
	Closes #63.
2012-12-28	Fold operation (code/docs/test)	Stephen Dolan

2012-12-28	@foo syntax for encoding of strings into various formats.	Stephen Dolan
	Fixes part of #47 and #48.
2012-12-18	Add wrappers for malloc/realloc/free. See #43.	Stephen Dolan

2012-12-02	Demote "contains" to a built-in function rather than an operator.	Stephen Dolan

2012-11-28	revert back to make invoking flex, fix a few bugs	Lee Thompson

2012-11-26	Merge remote-tracking branch 'origin/master'	Stephen Dolan

2012-11-26	Raise a proper error from the lexer on unmatched },),]	Stephen Dolan

2012-10-24	Implemented contains operator	Stephen Roantree

2012-10-24	Replace yyscan_t with another pointer type that we control.	Damian Gryski
	This prevents the circuluar dependency between parser.gen.h and lexer.gen.h. Newer versions of bison add a prototype for yyparse() to parser.gen.h that include the as-yet-undeclared yyscan_t type.
2012-10-23	Implement 'not equal' (!=) as a binop	Damian Gryski

2012-10-22	Support a -f option to load from a file, and # comments	Stephen Dolan
	This means '#!/usr/local/bin/jq -f' is now a sensible way to start a file. Closes #13
2012-10-20	A string interpolation syntax that I don't hate. Also tests.	Stephen Dolan
	You can interpolate values into strings using \(this syntax), e.g. "best \("str" + "ing") ever"
2012-10-07	Add <,>,<=,>= binops	Stephen Roantree

2012-09-22	Allow underscores in IDENT tokens. Fixes #3.	Stephen Dolan
	IDENT syntax now includes ASCII letters and underscores, so '.foo_bar' now works. Non-ASCII letters won't work in IDENT tokens (it's impossible to tell which non-ascii characters are "letters" without full unicode tables), so '.données' is still a syntax error (the workaround is '.["données"]', since you can put anything you like in a string).
2012-09-18	Move everything around - delete old Haskell code, clean up build.	Stephen Dolan