> for (goo(); a>6 && it>10;) {return}
Actually my first take on the macro implementation was to create a for
statement because it provides a scope for a temp variable and supports a
statement. Then I discovered that macro methods must return an expression...
-----Original Message-----
From: Jochen Theodorou <blackd...@gmx.org>
Sent: Thursday, July 30, 2020 3:27 AM
To: dev@groovy.apache.org
Subject: Re: [PROPOSAL]Support conditional return
On 30.07.20 01:10, Daniel Sun wrote:
> Hi mg,
>
> I like your idea, but it's hard for IDE to infer the type of `it`
> during we coding.
>
> ```
> returnIf(a > 6 && it > 10) { goo() }
> ```
long time ago I made the suggestion of a ClosureList based on the classic for:
"(" expr (";" expr)+ ")". It got shot down very much for being so ugly, but
using that, we would get this:
```
retunIf (goo(); a>6 && it>10)
```
of course going crazy we could move this further:
```
for (goo(); a>6 && it>10;) {return}
```
or
```
for (goo(); a>6 && it>10; return)
```
bye Jochen
