[IMP] compiler: add support for t-for directive #1491
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This commit adds support for the `t-for` whose syntax and usage is similar to the syntax of the for..of loop in JS (and in fact it compiles to a for..of loop). This looping construct supports looping on arbitrary iterables and destructuring assignments, which would be difficult to support in a backward compatible manner on the existing t-foreach directive.
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This commit adds support for the
t-forwhose syntax and usage is similar to the syntax of the for..of loop in JS (and in fact it compiles to a for..of loop). This looping construct supports looping on arbitrary iterables and destructuring assignments, which would be difficult to support in a backward compatible manner on the existing t-foreach directive.