- Load and subroutine invocations now also work inside one-line commands, e.g., ForEach Ship Do TweakWaypoint.
- Stop now works, though a bit different than described in 1.0.6.
- Break and Continue now do the Right Thing™ most of the time in one-line loops, but don't work in all of them. The use of Break and Continue in one-line loops is very little, so I don't want to invest much more brain resources in them.
- one-line loops can now be stopped with Ctrl‐C.
- the semantics of BuildShip have been changed a little.
- the semantics of the Or and And operators have been changed a bit, they are now more intuitively defined. Previously, Z(0) or True was EMPTY. now it is True because Or should yield true if at least one of the operands is true -- which it obviously is.
- PCC 1.0.7 runs in protected mode if possible, making much more memory available for scripts.
- there is now a task manager Alt‐Q.
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