Maps Progress?

[TheDcoder]

Hello AutoIt Team!

I am very excited about the new upcoming Maps datatype... I was wondering about the progress of the datatype... Can anyone from the AutoIt team give me some details about it (like how far is it from stable)

 

I played with Maps around a little bit, but I did not find any bugs (which is a good thing)... I think its ready for release

 

Thanks in Advance, TD

Edited January 17, 2016 by TheDcoder

[guinness]

Why the rush? Just use Scripting.Dictionary.

[TheDcoder]

I wanted to know the progress, Its not like I need to use maps now itself in my programs

 

P.S No rush, only curious

Edited January 17, 2016 by TheDcoder

[guinness]

Like most people before you who have asked @Jon or the AutoIt core team when something is done, it's done when it's done. Is that a good enough answer?

[TheDcoder]

Yeah, that is good enough

 

Thanks

[guinness]

Pushy topics like this are more de-motivating then actually motivating, because it demonstrates a lack of understanding from your end as to how the AutoIt development team functions. It took TC39 5 years* to finalise ECMAScript 6 aka ES2015, so AutoIt isn't doing too bad.

* Now they are looking at releasing once per year but with a smaller feature set.

[TheDcoder]

Oh ... Is ES2015 a coding standard for JS?

[water]

What does Google tell you?
http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/6.0/

[guinness]

  On 1/17/2016 at 11:38 AM, TheDcoder said:

Oh ... Is ES2015 a coding standard for JS?

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Like @water said, http://stackoverflow.com/questions/912479/what-is-the-difference-between-javascript-and-ecmascript

[TheDcoder]

@water I searched, it told me something like:

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ECMAScript (or ES) is a trademarked scripting-language specification

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@guinness Now its clear after reading the question