Wednesday 27 October 2010 Mango Release. Panic ye not!

Nothing earth shaking. just a small handful of predicates and a sequence. The new predicates are Nand, Nor, Xor, and Xnor which perform the logical operations you expect and OneOf, which evaluates a number of other predicates and returns true if one and only one of those is true. The new sequence is the NullSequence, which returns null after null after null.

• mango-bin.zip (68,267 bytes)
• mango-bin.tar.gz (68,277 bytes)

The binaries are compiled with Java 6. The code builds fine with Java 5 though, so if you're using that just grab the source.

• mango-src.zip (88,097 bytes)
• mango-src.tar.gz (30,930 bytes)

The source bundle includes a javadoc build target, and the current Javadoc is available online, but you can grab the Javadoc seperately too.

• mango-javadoc.zip (104,691 bytes)
• mango-javadoc.tar.gz (42,454 bytes)

The Mango code lives in a Bazaar repository. You can pull the code from :

    bzr branch http://jezuk.dnsalias.net/bzr/mango/trunk

The previous non-generic release, built with Java 1.4, is still available.

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