What's New

Pi Programming now has chaining, like jQuery! Set operations return either the value being set, or a reference to the object, so that you can execute multiple actions in a single line of code.
- When setting only a single property, the set functions return a reference to the value just set.
  - Example: parent.set("child", child).set("name", "Child's Name") // The first rest returns the child, so that you can set properties on it.
- When setting multiple properties, or adding listeners and filters, the functions return a reference to the object.
  - Example: object.set({name:"My Name",phone:"555-1212"}).addListener("phone", findAreaCode);
Added a move(oldIndex,newIndex) function for reordering items within a Pi Object. (NOTE: The move() function does not call any listeners or filters.)
Added a removeAll() function that clears out the object of all data. (CAUTION: This action can not be reversed by any listeners or filters!)
[Javascript only] Added a destroy() function to clean up pi objects from Javascript memory.
[Javascript only] Added an extend() function to more easily create child objects that inherit from the basic PiObject using javascript's prototypical inheritance.
[Javascript only] Added an each() function that will execute a filter function for every item in the Pi object.
Exposed the internal variables as properties to make it easier to debug your applications. (Please don't modify them! Things will probably break.)