Release - v3.2.0

Release Notes

This releases includes one new command and an update to an existing command.

mem addall

With the mem addall command, all of the items in the current stack will be saved to a memory slot. The order will be preserved, so the top of the stack item in line1 will be stored in memory slot0. Creating another named stack with l (Load) can also be used, this can be convenient in some circumstances.

Please keep in mind that you have to have enough memory slots to accommodate the stack. By default, there are only 10 memory slots, but this can be adjusted with the command line switch -m. Any existing values in a memory slot that will be overwritten if needed.

undo [Undo Point]

By default, if you type u to perform an undo, the last action it undone. You can view the list of undo points via list undo you can see an undo point number and the contents of that stack. By providing an undo point number with the undo command, you'll go back in time to the undo point requested. Any saved undo points you "jump over" going back to that point will be lost.