EvalEx 3.3.0 released

[uklimaschewski]

I am happy to announce the release of EvalEx version 3.3.0.
Apart of several bug fixes, this new minor release contains several new features:

• EvalEx now supports a new BINARY data type.
  To stay backward compatible, this feature is disabled by default. To enable it, you have to enable it in the configuration.
  The new data type can be used for specialized functions and operators to handle dedicated java objects, e.g. an XML document.

• A new SWITCH(expression, value1, result1, [value2-N, result2-N …], [default]) function.
  Returns the result corresponding to the first matching value in the specified expression or an optional default value if no match is found.

• A new AVERAGE(value, [...])function.
  This functions calculates the average of its parameters, e.g. AVERAGE(10,15,32)will result in the value 19.

• A new STR_FORMAT((format [,argument, …])) function.
  This function returns a formatted string using the given Java format template and optional values.

• A new STR_TRIM(string) function.
  Returns the given string with all leading and trailing space removed.

• The locale to use can now be configured.
  The locale to use for number and date time formatting can now be configured. By default, the system default locale is used.

• BigInteger support.
  Java BigInteger values can now also be passed directly as variable values to an expression.

Welcome and a big THANK YOU also to two new Contributors:

• @michelkaeser made their first contribution in Add BigInteger support to NumberConverter #463
• @LeonardoSoaresDev made their first contribution in Introduced a new function STR_TRIM #486

Full Changelog: 3.2.0...3.3.0