On Fri, Nov 24, 2006 at 05:37:35PM -0600, JupiterHost.Net wrote:
> In a function I can do this:
>
> # stuff here
>
> if($whatever, @ret) {
> one();
> two();
> goto &CORE::return; # this is pseudo code that does not work but
> illustrates the idea of the goal
> }
>
> # keep going since that function didn't return.
>
> Say you have to do that expect same logic ten times, it'd be nice
More than twice I think I'd expect some sort of loop.
> instead of fifty of the exact same lines to have ten lines by do ing this:
>
> # stuff here
>
> do_one_then_two_then_return_if($whatever);
do { one_then_two; return } if $whatever;
one_then_two, return if $whatever;
if ($whatever) { one_then_two; return }
$whatever and one_then_two, return;
or maybe the return is conditional:
return if $whatever && one_then_two;
$whatever and one_then_two and return;
or maybe you want to return a value:
return one_then_two if $whatever;
or any of a number of variations.
> # keep going since that function didn't return.
>
> Just need to figure you how to get the functionality that:
>
> goto &CORE::return;
>
> feels like it should do assuming I knew how to reference return...
nah
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