Bob/headers/bob.h
Bobby Lucero 7c57a9a111 Implement functions, closures, standard library, and comprehensive number system
- Add function declarations, calls, and return statements
- Implement lexical scoping with Environment class and closures
- Convert print from statement to standard library function
- Add assert() function to standard library for testing
- Add time() function for microsecond precision benchmarking
- Create StdLib class and BuiltinFunction wrapper for standard library
- Implement first-class functions and higher-order functions
- Add function parameter support (tested up to 100 parameters)
- Support alphanumeric identifiers in variable and function names
- Add underscore support in variable names and identifiers
- Implement string + number and number + string concatenation
- Add boolean + string and string + boolean concatenation
- Support string multiplication (string * number)
- Fix decimal truncation issue by using std::stod for all number parsing
- Add comprehensive number formatting with proper precision handling
- Support huge numbers (epoch timestamps) without integer overflow
- Clean number display (no trailing zeros on integers)
- Add basic error handling with program termination on errors
- Add comprehensive test suite covering all features
- Add escape sequence support (\n, \t, \", \\)
- Add comprehensive documentation and language reference
- Update development roadmap with completed features
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#pragma once
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include "../headers/Lexer.h"
#include "../headers/Interpreter.h"
#include "../headers/helperFunctions/ShortHands.h"
#define VERSION "0.0.1"
class Bob
{
public:
Lexer lexer;
sptr(Interpreter) interpreter;
~Bob() = default;
public:
void runFile(const std::string& path);
void runPrompt();
void error(int line, const std::string& message);
private:
bool hadError = false;
private:
void run(std::string source);
void report(int line, std::string where, std::string message);
};