Changelog

Language Features

• Arrays — create, index, and modify ([1,2,3], arr[0], arr[0] = x)
• Property access with dot notation (arr.length)
• Nested array indexing (matrix[0][1])
• Compound assignment on array elements (arr[i] += 5)
• Logical operators (&&, ||, !)
• Break statement (ruha keyword)
• Continue statement (chala keyword)
• Compound assignment operators (+=, -=, *=, /=)
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CLI Commands

Language Features

• Decimal number support (e.g., 3.14, 2.718)
• Escape sequences in strings (", \, \n, \t)
• Multi-line strings
• Unary operators (+ and -)
• Modulo operator (%)
• Division by zero protection (throws error)

CLI Commands

Bug Fixes

• Fixed tokenizer to support decimal numbers
• Fixed string parsing for escape sequences
• Fixed string tokenizer for multi-line strings
• Fixed parser to handle unary operators
• Fixed parser to support modulo operator
• Added runtime check for division by zero

Language Features

• Initial release of Odialang
• Variable declaration (dhara)
• Print statement (dekha)
• Conditional statements (jadi, tahale, nahele, sesa)
• While loops (jebe)
• For loops (aarambha, ru)
• Function declarations (karya)
• Return statements (fera)
• Boolean literals (sata, micha)
• String, number, and boolean data types
• Arithmetic operators (+, -, *, /)
• Comparison operators (==, !=, >, <, >=, <=)
• Assignment operator (=)
• Single-line comments (#)

CLI Commands

• odia <file.odia> - Run a file directly
• odia run <file.odia> - Run a file
• odia compile <file.odia> - Compile to JavaScript
• odia tokens <file.odia> - Display tokenized output
• odia ast <file.odia> - Display abstract syntax tree
• odia --help / odia -h - Show help