Soulver 3.10.3

Soulver now requires macOS 12 Monterey or higher

CSS Units

CSS units (em, rem & px) will now always be formatted without spaces and using a standard US decimal character (.) so they can be immediately pasted into CSS files

Volume units

Added slightly more accuracy to volume & substance calculations in certain cases
Rates of liters/meters^2 are now resolved to a unit of meters

Natural language functions

You can now use "@" as a synonym for "at" in natural language phrases, like in compound interest "$5k after 3 years @ 7.5%" (= ($6,211))

Conditionals

Support for "if x then…" in addition to if x == true then…", where x is a boolean
Fixed a bug where natural language functions were not working in the "then" position in conditionals (thanks Ian)

Timezones

Added timezones for French territories: Mauritius, French Guiana, Martinique, La Réunion, & Guadeloupe

Functions

Support for specifying the value of a unit using a function, like "sin(30) radians", or "abs(-40) meters"

Line references

Support for adding a SI scalar to a line reference, for example "[123]k EUR", where [123] is a token reference to a previous line

Specifiers

Support for "dec" as a shorthand for "decimal", like "0x123 to dec" (thanks Nasco)

Calendar calculations

The "days left in 2024" function now returns a whole number of days (rather than fractional)
Support for converting timespans into "months and days"

Localizations

Diacritics are now ignored in unit and function names in the Spanish localization (use either "días" or "dias" for example) (thanks Carlos)

Bug fixes

Fixed an issue where the log() function was not working with hex and binary numbers (thanks Emile)
Fixed a very obscure bug where Soulver could use excessive CPU in the background when a list of fractions similar to dates was present in a heading comment in a US locale (thanks Jon)
Fixed a hang when performing lcm with a list of numbers that included 0 (thanks Daniel)
Fixed a bug where a line reference could lose its referent when deleting multiple lines above its referent's line
"tonne" now maps to metric ton, rather than short tons.