Weekly development report 2023-04-29

Welcome to the weekly development report or what was done in my Open Source projects in the last week.

Roguelike in a sky with steampunk theme (written in Ada)

The stable version still in sleeping more. A month without bug reports. Suspicious as usual. ;)

Work on the development version is going with its normal speed:

Added the new icon for setting ammunition for the player's ship's guns button.
Also added ability to set it in the game's themes.
The game's documentation about modifications updated with information about the new icon.
Added ability to start upgrading battering rams damage in the module info dialog.
Some code moved to Nim. More code related to the sky bases are now in Nim.
And, as usual, some small cleanup of the old code done either. ;)

The static code analyzer for Nim programming language

And another big week for the project. The new alpha version, 0.3 released. But before it happened a couple of things landed in the program:

Finished work on the new rule localHides. It can now find all local variables with the same names as previously declared ones.
Added unit test for the rule localHides.
Added ability to disable test for search for invalid code. It is done mostly due to localHides rule.
Added a new rule namingConv. As its name suggest, it checks if various declarations in a code follow the selected naming convention. It can check variables, procedures and enumeration fields. The naming convention is regular expression.
Added unit test for the rule namingConv.
As mentioned above, the new release 0.3 arrived. :) All changes below this line are in the repository version of the program.
Fixed typo in changelog
Better check for naming parameters in namedParams rule. Now it checks also dot calls, like myString.split(';') and can check nested calls inside calls.
Updated the project's documentation with information about the latest changes.
Started rewritting some templates z rules module into macros. The main reason is to remove ugly things like {.inject.} pragmas and unnecessary {.ruleOff.} pragmas.