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closes notKamui#56
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Can you also draft changes to the README too ? I will complete it if not to my taste so don't worry too much.
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closes #56
New functions added:
sign(expr)returns sign of expression (-1, 0 or 1)nthrt(expr_a, expr_pow)extracts a root of nth powertrunc(expr)truncates decimal partmin(expr...)/max(expr...)/avg(expr...)/median(expr...)returns minimal/maximal/average/median value from given argumentspercentile(expr_perc, expr_a)gets percentile of expr_arand(expr...)either generates a random double (zero arguments), or generates a random integer up to expr (one argument), or selects a random value of given arguments (two or more arguments)randRange(expr_start, expr_end, expr_step)generates a random double in rangestart..endwithstepbool(expr)converts expression to 'boolean' form (zero or one)