v7.60.0019 - 2008-09-20 16:01

• * Scripting: You now can assign fractions without quoting them.
    ::$a = 1.2; echo $a * 0.5; //0.6
    ::echo 1.2 + 2.1;          //3.3
  Note that you have to collaborate with the parser a little. If you do the following, the result might not meet your expectations:
    ::$a = 0.5; echo $a.2;    //0.5.2
  The NEW rule: A dot directly followed by a digit is not interpreted as a concatenator but as a decimal separator. A blank after the dot will make the difference here, and quotes play their role, too:
    ::$a = 0.5; echo $a. 2;   //0.52
    ::$a = 0.5; echo "$a.2";  //0.5.2
    ::$a = 0.5; echo "$a. 2"; //0.5. 2
  So, for what it's worth, you now can "append" fractions to integers like this:
    ::$a = 1; $b = $a.2; echo $b * 2; //2.4
• ! Scripting: Fixed a couple of glitches in math and comparison.