Did some planning on how to proceed from here, started on the networking module.

Refactored game command system, added 'player' command. ...

Version 0.1 is now ready - ATL files are parsed properly, the world
and the player are created, and the player can move around inside
the world. The first stage of a long journey is hereby completed!
:-)

Finished the 'goto', 'place' and 'help' commands. ...

I noticed that the code is starting to look quite crufty - time
for a clean up, I think...

Started implementing in-game commands, expanded test world.

Finally got create-player working.

Created an ATL-mode for Emacs and expanded the test world.

Wrote create-player (though still buggy)

Saved a lot of code by writing build-symbol, started on client module.

Enabled Lisp extension files to be loaded from ATL source file. ...

Also added option to show license to interactive start menu, and
various small bug fixes/additions.

Added races and character classes, wrote safe-guard against circular imports.

Parsing an ATL file now actually builds the *world*.

Merged in master (to obtain Python code), added commandline parameter parsing.

Merge branch 'lisp' - updating the master branch. ...

The Lisp implementation has reached (approximate) feature-parity with the
Python version, in some cases it is actually ahead now. Please note that
the ATL syntax needs to be changed to accomodate the Lisp, Python will
have to adapt.

Enabled recursive loading of ATL files, implemented option command behaviour. ...

The latter caused many headaches, and great joy in its completion :D

Integrated interpreter.lisp with atlantis.lisp, various bug fixes.

Expanded interpreter, started on world.

Started work on the interpreter. ...

More code added to util.lisp, changed ATL syntax to suit Lisp better.

Merge branch 'lisp' into master, split off branch 'python'. ...

From now on, the master branch will combine both implementations. Each language
should use its own branch for development.

Conflicts:
	lisp/banner.txt
	python/__pycache__/client.cpython-34.pyc
	python/__pycache__/define.cpython-34.pyc
	python/__pycache__/interpreter.cpython-32.pyc
	python/__pycache__/interpreter.cpython-34.pyc
	python/__pycache__/parser.cpython-34.pyc
	python/__pycache__/place.cpython-32.pyc
	python/__pycache__/place.cpython-34.pyc
	python/__pycache__/server.cpython-34.pyc
	python/__pycache__/world.cpython-32.pyc
	python/atlantis.py
	python/banner.txt
	python/client.py
	python/define.py
	python/interpreter.py
	python/place.py
	python/server.py
	python/ui.py
	python/world.py
	src/banner.txt

Deleted python directory, preparing for merge into master branch.

More work on character.py, preparing for lisp/python merge

More work on util.lisp, changed license to MIT.

character.py more or less finished, added item.py

Changed the input macro to take any number of input variables

Added CharacterClass and Race classes

Further work on atlantis.lisp and util.lisp

Expanded player.py, slight other modifications

Started on atlantis.lisp, util.lisp

First commit to the Lisp branch. ...

Originally I had wanted to write Atlantis in Lisp. Due to various factors I
decided to do the main implementation in Python, but I want to try in Lisp
anyway.

Minor bug fixes, started on player.py

Merged branches 'applicative' and 'applicative-remodulate'. ...

The basic structure of the ATL interpreter now stands and (sort of)
works, still some bugs though. And obviously plenty of features left
to add (currently implemented: define-place, description, neighbours).

Ready to merge back into master.