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This pull request adds support for the break statement to the language, allowing early exit from while loops. The implementation includes updates to the lexer, parser, AST, and runtime, as well as documentation and example/test coverage. This feature enables more expressive control flow, such as search patterns and iteration limits.

Language Feature: Break Statement

  • Added break statement support for early exit from while loops, including AST node (BreakNode), parser logic, and runtime handling via a dedicated exception (BreakException). [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8]

Lexer and Parser Updates

  • Updated lexer to recognize break as a keyword and added its token type. [1] [2]
  • Integrated BreakNode into the parser and AST build process. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6]

Documentation and Examples

  • Documented the new break statement in README.md, including usage, features, and example code snippets. [1] [2] [3] [4]
  • Added comprehensive example file examples/test_break_examples.obq demonstrating various break statement scenarios.

Testing

  • Added unit test source and registration for break statement functionality in the test suite. [1] [2]

  - Add BREAK token type and keyword recognition in lexer
  - Implement parseBreakStatement() method in parser
  - Create BreakNode AST class with BreakException control flow
  - Enhance WhileStatementNode to handle break statements
  - Add comprehensive test suite with 7 test cases
  - Create example program demonstrating usage patterns
  - Update README.md with documentation and feature lists
  - Add files to CMakeLists.txt for compilation

  This enables early exit from while loops for search patterns,
  safety limits, and conditional processing while maintaining
  backward compatibility.
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Pull Request Overview

This PR implements support for the break statement in the O²L programming language, allowing early exit from while loops to enable search patterns, iteration limits, and more expressive control flow.

  • Added complete break statement implementation across lexer, parser, AST, and runtime
  • Integrated break statement handling in while loops using exception-based control flow
  • Added comprehensive test coverage and example files demonstrating various break statement use cases

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File Description
src/AST/BreakNode.hpp Defines the BreakNode AST class for representing break statements
src/AST/BreakNode.cpp Implements BreakNode evaluation by throwing BreakException
src/Common/Exceptions.hpp Adds BreakException for control flow handling
src/AST/WhileStatementNode.cpp Updates while loop to catch and handle BreakException
src/Lexer.hpp Adds BREAK token type to lexer
src/Lexer.cpp Adds "break" keyword recognition
src/Parser.hpp Declares parseBreakStatement method
src/Parser.cpp Implements break statement parsing and AST integration
tests/test_break_statement.cpp Comprehensive test suite for break statement functionality
tests/CMakeLists.txt Registers break statement tests in build system
examples/test_break_examples.obq Example file demonstrating various break statement patterns
README.md Documents break statement feature with usage examples
CMakeLists.txt Adds BreakNode source files to build configuration

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@zombocoder zombocoder merged commit 01a08d4 into main Aug 21, 2025
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