# Command-set 0.10.1 Released

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command-set version 0.10.1 has been released!

CommandSet is a interactive program framework. Its focus is a DSL for  
defining commands, much like Rake or RSpec. The actual interpreter is  
left as an open question, although a default readline based terminal  
interpreter is included, it could very well be adapted to interact with  
CGI or a GUI.

Changes:

\*\* Marked release 0.10.1 \*\*

Text interpreters require strategy formatters by default now.

Added command aliases (different names for the same command.)

Updated standard commands quit, exit, undo, redo to all be  
mode\_commands,  
since it’s confusing and error-prone to “sub\_mode exit” or quit or undo.

Modes are pushed into subjects now. The base interpreter keeps a lot of  
state, but it makes it easy to build an interpreter that puts everything  
in  
the subject

Added mode\_command which restricts execution to only occur in the mode.

Formal relative access to subcommands - so that chain actions can refer  
to  
specific points in the command tree.

Project: [http://rubyforge.org/project/commandset/](http://rubyforge.org/project/commandset/)  
Homepage: [http://commandset.rubyforge.org/](http://commandset.rubyforge.org/)