thecl: better float and rad value handling #61
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thecl does not make the distinction between doubles and singles (one can be added later, like with D or something), and ZUN's ECL engine (almost?) exclusively uses singles. Therefore, values like "1.23" should be recognized as floats, NOT doubles (which, once again, thecl doesn't even know about). Also adds support for values like "+12" and allows integers in the rad() function.
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thecl does not make the distinction between doubles and singles (one can be added later, like with D or something), and ZUN's ECL engine (almost?) exclusively uses singles. Therefore, values like "1.23" should be recognized as floats, NOT doubles (which, once again, thecl doesn't even know about). Also adds support for values like "+12" and allows integers in the rad() function.