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@@ -257,6 +257,11 @@ value is either the empty string (false) or a nonempty string (true).
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argument: everything except for the extension and its dot, but
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including the directory, if any.
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+ $[makeguid <name>] - returns a GUID (global unique identifier) based
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+ on an MD5 digest computation of <name>. The resulting GUID, which
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+ looks like 398F2CC4-C683-26EB-3251-6FC996738F7F, is suitable for
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+ identifying Visual Studio .NET projects.
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+
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$[word <n>,<words>] - returns the nth word, 1-based, of the
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space-separated list of words in the second parameter.
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@@ -362,6 +367,9 @@ value is either the empty string (false) or a nonempty string (true).
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than $[sort], it should only be used when the order of the
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original words on the list is important.
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+ $[join <sep,<words>] - joins the space-separated list of <words>
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+ into a single string using the separator <sep>.
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+
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$[matrix <param1>,<param2>,<param3>,...,<paramN>] - splits each
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parameter up into a space-separated set of words, and then returns
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a result that represents all the ways to combine the different
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Jon Parise