On Thu, Aug 31, 2000 at 01:26:26PM -0500, Christopher J. Madsen wrote:
> I too would like to see last, next, & redo work with do loops.
*Only* do loops or do blocks in general? And what should they do?
do { ... last; ... }; # exit the block immediately
do { ... next; ... }; # equivalent to last?
do { ... redo; ... }; # equivalent to last?
These fall right in line with the proposal that the "do" be optional
since we can already do these:
{ ... last; ... }
{ ... next; ... }
{ ... redo; ... }
And what about continue blocks? We can attach them to bare blocks,
but not to do blocks? That's weird.
> However, I really don't want to see 'return' become a kind of 'last'
> for do{}. How would I return from a subroutine from within a do loop?
Indeed.
-Scott
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