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== 18.0 ==
== 18.0 ==
[https://www.dyalog.com/dyalog/dyalog-versions/180.htm Release announcement], [https://help.dyalog.com/18.0/#RelNotes18.0/Key%20Features.htm notes]


Version 18.0 is currently planned for release in 2020. It was developed in parallel with version 17.1, which had very few new features, and includes several new primitives and extensions to existing primitives.
Version 18.0 was released in June 2020. It was developed in parallel with version 17.1, which had very few new features, and includes several new primitives and extensions to existing primitives.


The following new primitive functions and operators are added:
The following new primitive functions and operators are added:
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Version 18.0 allows enabling multi-line input in the [[session]] using the [[line editor]], and allows [[control structure]]s to be used in the session. Multi-line input is begun when a [[dfn]], [[namespace]], [[class]], or control structure is begun but not finished on the same line. It also allows syntax colouring and editing multi-line blocks in the session.
Version 18.0 allows enabling multi-line input in the [[session]] using the [[line editor]], and allows [[control structure]]s to be used in the session. Multi-line input is begun when a [[dfn]], [[namespace]], [[class]], or control structure is begun but not finished on the same line. It also allows syntax colouring and editing multi-line blocks in the session.


New [[system function]]s for case folding and mapping (<source lang=apl inline>⎕C</source>) and date-time conversion are added.
New and extended [[system function]]s for case folding and mapping (<source lang=apl inline>⎕C</source>) and date-time conversion are added.


Initial support for [[wikipedia:.NET Core|.NET Core]], Microsoft's cross-platform successor to the original [[.NET]] framework, has been added.
Initial support for [[wikipedia:.NET Core|.NET Core]], Microsoft's cross-platform successor to the original [[.NET]] framework, has been added.

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