Uncaught SyntaxError: BREAK statement outside of SWITCH, FOR or WHILE loop

Uncaught SyntaxError: BREAK statement outside of SWITCH, FOR or WHILE loop
(But it's not.)
On the left side:

Post
URL  {
  "method": "GET",
  "host": "",
  "path": "/CMD",
  "pathname": "/CMD",
  "search": null, "port": null, "query": null }
XXX  /CMD
Length  67
pdata=  {"name":"Btemp","a":0,"cmd":"pobj.a=E.ge­tTemperature().toFixed(2)"}
pdata length=  67
{
  "name": "Btemp",
  "a": 0,
  "cmd": "pobj.a=E.getTemperature().toFixed(2)"
 }
Uncaught SyntaxError: BREAK statement outside of SWITCH, FOR or WHILE loop
 at line 97 col 5
    break;
    ^
Closed
>

The program continues running.
Part of the code on the right side

   switch (a.pathname){
    case "/CMD":
      pobj=JSON.parse(pdata);
      console.log(pobj);
      if(pobj.cmd !==null){
       eval(pobj.cmd);
       pdata=JSON.stringify(pobj);
       res.writeHead(200);
       res.end(pdata);
      }else{
       res.writeHead(201);
       res.end();
      }//end if pobj.cmd
    break;    //this is the break being flaged on line 94
    case "/LOGdata":
     console.log("LOGdata= ",pdata);
     res.writeHead(200);            // this is the line reported 97
     res.end(pdata);
    break;
    default:
     res.writeHead(404);
     res.end();
    break;
  }//end switch
 pdata="";
}//end doPost1

Changing the code removes the error.

function doPost1(req,res){
var length;
var a = url.parse(req.url, true);
console.log("URL ",a);
console.log("XXX ",a.pathname);
  length=req.headers["Content-Length"];
  console.log("Length ",length);
  console.log("pdata= ",pdata);
  console.log("pdata length= ",pdata.length);
  if(pdata.length!=length){
   res.writeHead(404);
   res.end();
   pdata="";
   return;
  }//end if length
   switch (a.pathname){
    case "/CMD":
     doCMD(req,res);
    break;
    case "/LOGdata":
     console.log("LOGdata= ",pdata);
     res.writeHead(200);
     res.end(pdata);
    break;
    default:
     res.writeHead(404);
     res.end();
    break;
  }//end switch
 pdata="";
}//end doPost1

function doCMD(req,res){
 pobj=JSON.parse(pdata);
 console.log(pobj);
 if(pobj.cmd !==null){
  eval(pobj.cmd);
  pdata=JSON.stringify(pobj);
  res.writeHead(200);
  res.end(pdata);
 }else{
  res.writeHead(201);
  res.end();
 }  //end if pobj.cmd
}//end doCMD

And on the left side:

Get/
Get/JPpostT9.html
html
End Pipe
Uncaught Error: Expecting a function to call, got Number
Post
URL  {
  "method": "GET",
  "host": "",
  "path": "/CMD",
  "pathname": "/CMD",
  "search": null, "port": null, "query": null }
XXX  /CMD
Length  70
pdata=  {"name":"LED1","a":0,"cmd":"pobj.a=!pobj­.a;digitalWrite(LED1,pobj.a)"}
pdata length=  70
{
  "name": "LED1",
  "a": 0,
  "cmd": "pobj.a=!pobj.a;digitalWrite(LED1,pobj.a­)"
 }
Closed
>

Why do you have a break after default?

Removing it doesn't fix it
Old C++ habits linger.
The left side:

Post
URL  {
  "method": "GET",
  "host": "",
  "path": "/CMD",
  "pathname": "/CMD",
  "search": null, "port": null, "query": null }
XXX  /CMD
Length  70
pdata=  {"name":"LED1","a":0,"cmd":"pobj.a=!pobj­.a;digitalWrite(LED1,pobj.a)"}
pdata length=  70
{
  "name": "LED1",
  "a": 0,
  "cmd": "pobj.a=!pobj.a;digitalWrite(LED1,pobj.a­)"
 }
Uncaught SyntaxError: BREAK statement outside of SWITCH, FOR or WHILE loop
 at line 93 col 5
    break;
    ^
Closed
>

And the code with the default break commented

function doPost1(req,res){
var length;
var a = url.parse(req.url, true);
console.log("URL ",a);
console.log("XXX ",a.pathname);
  length=req.headers["Content-Length"];
  console.log("Length ",length);
  console.log("pdata= ",pdata);
  console.log("pdata length= ",pdata.length);
  switch (a.pathname){
    case "/CMD":
     if(pdata.length==length){
      pobj=JSON.parse(pdata);
      console.log(pobj);
      if(pobj.cmd !==null){
       eval(pobj.cmd);
       pdata=JSON.stringify(pobj);
       res.writeHead(200);
       res.end(pdata);
      }else{
       res.writeHead(201);
       res.end();
      }  //end if pobj.cmd
     }//endif length else
    break;
    case "/LOGdata":
     console.log("LOGdata= ",pdata);
     res.writeHead(200);
     res.end(pdata);
    break;
    default:
     res.writeHead(404);
     res.end();
//    break;  
 }//end switch
 pdata="";
}//end doPost1

Ok, it looks like this is an Espruino issue caused by eval messing up the parse state.

It can be caused just by:

function test(){
 switch ("a"){
  case "a":
   eval(1);
   break;
 }
}

I've filed a bug for it here

To work around this for now, add:

function eval2(x) { return eval(x); }

and then call eval2 instead of eval - hopefully that won't mess you up too much (although the new eval won't have access to the variables in the current scope).

Thanks for taking action