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.

Deleted python directory, preparing for merge into master branch.

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

Changed the input macro to take any number of input variables

Further work on atlantis.lisp and util.lisp

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.

Reorganized the modules, move DefineCommand into new module define.py ...

This avoid circular dependencies.

Various bugfixes on the interpreter.

Wrote most of the interpreter, need to find bugs now to get it to work.

A lot of work on World and the interpreter. ...

This is the applicative branch - I cut out the OptionCommand class, using
method calls to stored function names for options instead.

Added the banner, wrote interactive starting mode.

Significant progress, especially in place.py and parser.py

Wrote example.atl, the reference file for the Atlantis language. ...

Started on main code.

First commit of Atlantis to git. ...

Not much to see yet.