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* [ios, macos] Introduced more ergonomic expression concatenation syntax * [ios, macos] Fixed mgl_join: * [ios, macos] Simplified expression document headings * [ios, macos] Documented mgl_join: * [ios, macos] Convert length operator to length: for strings Only works for literal strings. * [ios, macos] Implemented type conversion using CAST() * [ios, macos] Aftermarket let expressions * [ios, macos] Refactored aftermarket expression functions Refactored the installation of aftermarket expression functions to use macros. It is no longer necessary to handwrite the type encoding of a function. Also added aftermarket functions for interpolating and stepping. * [ios, macos] Updated documentation, tests, demo apps * [ios, macos] Added generic expression function * [ios, macos] Add MGL_MATCH function placeholder. * [ios, macos] Add MGL_SWITCH expression operator. * [ios, macos] Add mgl_coalesce: as expression function. * [ios, macos] Update style documentation. * [ios, macos] Add conventional custom function support. * [ios, macos] Updated example code * [ios, macos] Add mgl_coalesce conventional custom function support. * [ios, macos] Add aftermarket function to 'has' operator. * [ios, macos] Add documentation for lookup and feature operators. * [ios, macos] Documented simple lookup * [ios, macos] Renamed, reversed has expression Renamed mgl_hasProperty:properties: to mgl_does:have: for better readability and consistency with the conventional mgl_has: function. Documented both forms of mgl_has:. * [ios, macos] Restored OEM conditionals where available This is the preferred syntax for simple conditionals on iOS 9 and above, because you can inline the predicate instead of wrapping it in a constant value expression, which means you can write a conditional in a single format string. * [ios, macos] Update style docs. Co-authored-by: Fabian Guerra <fabian.guerra@mapbox.com>
Darwin
The code in the Darwin platform targets Apple platforms but is not specific to iOS or macOS. This code is not distributed as an SDK in itself, but is required by the Mapbox iOS SDK and Mapbox macOS SDK.
These files depend on the Foundation and Core Foundation frameworks but do not depend on iOS- or macOS–specific frameworks, such as UIKit or AppKit. Any non-cross-platform code is guarded by TargetConditionals.h macros.