Continue statement?

[AntonBogun]

I could not find any description on a continue statement which can be seen in other languages, and it does not seem to be a reserved identifier inside loops. Is this intentional or was it just not implemented yet?

[aardappel]

I guess I've simply never had a need for it. It could definitely be added.

[salping]

is this planned to be added, or is this just a dead thread? continue would be super helpful for lots of projects.

[aardappel]

is this planned to be added, or is this just a dead thread?

Neither. This is not an open source project with permanent staffing, so things get added when contributors feel like implementing things, not anything on a set priority or schedule.

[Hjagu09]

I think the new guard statement could be used like a conditional continue... Correct me if I'm wrong but a separate continue statement shouldn't be necessary, you can always write guard false and it should be perfectly equal to an conventional continue

[aardappel]

guard false only shortcuts the current block, so wouldn't allow for the more common if ...: continue.
Also, guard false never executes the statements following it, so would be non-sensical.

[tigercoding56]

is this planned to be added, or is this just a dead thread?

Neither. This is not an open source project with permanent staffing, so things get added when contributors feel like implementing things, not anything on a set priority or schedule.

i checked the doc folder, sorry if this is a stupid question but is there documentation on where keywords are implemented i just found documentation about the lobster language itself