HyperScript 1.7.57

/hyperscript update asks before it updates addons and shows how far every download is, and loops and everyday lines got shorter to write.

Added

• /hyperscript update asks about addons. It fetches a newer HyperScript as before. If addons that are installed have a newer version too, it lists them and asks whether to update them as well; /hyperscript update addons is the yes, and a player can click the line. /hyperscript update all fetches everything without asking.
• Download progress everywhere. Updating HyperScript, updating addons, /hyperscript addon install and /hyperscript update scripts now show how far each download is, by name: to a player on the action bar as a bar that fills, to the console at every quarter. Installing a script already did.
• Loops over some players only. loop all players with permission "staff":, in world "arena":, within 20 blocks of player:, or where <condition>: with loop-player as each player in turn. The same after all players anywhere:

  send "&d[Staff] %player.name%: &f%arg.1%" to all players with permission "staff.chat"

• loop <list> where <condition>: goes through the elements the condition holds for.
• Loops over the world. blocks within <n> blocks of <location> and blocks from <location> to <location> give the location of every block there, and items in inventory of <who> what a player carries, so:

  loop blocks within 3 blocks of player:
      if block at loop-value is "fire":
          set block at loop-value to air

loop entities within 10 blocks of player: works the same way.

• else: under a loop runs when the loop never went round: an empty list, nobody online.

  loop {%player%.homes}:
      send "&7- &f%loop-value%"
  else:
      send "&7You have no homes."

• One-line checks. stop if {_coins} < 100, continue if loop-player is player.name, break unless ..., and stop with "&cNot enough coins." if {_coins} < 100, which tells the player why first.
• case 1 to 5: in a switch: every number from the one to the other, also in a list with other values (case 1 to 5, 10:).
• after 5 seconds: runs the block under it later, while the lines below carry on at once.
• multiply {x} by 2 and divide {x} by 2, next to add and subtract.
• plural(5, "coin") gives 5 coins, and 1 coin for 1; a third value is the word for many where an s is not it: plural(2, "wolf", "wolves").
• wait between 1 and 3 seconds: a pause of another length every time.

Changed

• loop {list}: over a list that was never set goes round no times, as for each does, where 1.7.56 refused it.
• plural, multiply, divide and after are words of the language now, so a function of your own cannot have one of these names.