4.0.1

• Adds snap_string(), a function that stringifies struct+array collections without crashing due to circular references
• Removes redundant 4th argument being used in foreach (thanks @gnysek)
• Adds BOM check to snap_from_csv() to make working with text editors smoother (thanks @tabularelf)
• Fixes negative integers being decoded/encoded incorrectly in messagepack

4.0.0

Changes structure of XML output to preserve order. You can learn more about the new ordering here.

3.5.4

Fixes snap_from_yaml() incorrectly deserializing when comments were using with Unix newlines

3.5.3

Fixes edge crash crash for Messagepack decoding when a message terminates with an empty string

3.5.2

One contribution from @shdwcat:

• The member variable __snap_field_order is created in structs built using snap_from_yaml() if the [trackFieldOrder] argument is set to true

Addresses the following issues:
#5 - Methods and functions are now duplicated by snap_deep_copy(). Please note that complex references between structs may cause method duplication to behave strangely
#8 - UTF8 byte order mark is now ignored when loading a string from a file

3.5.1

Improves GML decoder by throwing errors and supporting comments.

3.5.0

Adds GML struct definition encoding/decoding.

3.4.3

Minor update to address incorrect argument[] indices in snap_from_messagepack()

3.4.2

Fixes #7 - Messagepack integers are now packed properly

YAML

Adds YAML parsing.

 

How do I import SNAP into my game?

GameMaker Studio 2 allows you to import assets directly into your project via the "Local Package" system. From the the list of files below, download the .yymps file. In the GMS2 IDE, load up your project and click on "Tools" on the main window toolbar. Select "Import Local Package" from the drop-down menu then import the script from the DoLater package.

N.B. SNAP is only compatible with GMS2.3.0 and above.