John Porter wrote:
> heh. for a normal sub,
>
> sub foo {
> return( 42 );
> }
>
> finds OMWTDI as
>
> sub foo {
> 42;
> last;
> }
>
> Somehow, this seems like very natural perl to me.
>
> --
> John Porter
I'd like to see next/last/redo in such situations pertain to the
block from which the sub was called, if that makes sense.
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