From: 'John Porter' [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> Garrett Goebel wrote:
> > However it still doesn't answer how you are able to:
> >
> > return $true and next;
> > return $false and next;
> > return $true and last;
> > return $false and last;
> > return $true and redo;
> > return $false and redo;
>
> What if the semantics of C<return> are changed so that the actual
> sub exit does occur until the end of the currently executing
> statement?
Well, that would break most all code that has multiple conditional returns
in a function. I'm not sure how a Perl 5 -> 6 translator would handle:
sub AUTOLOAD {
return if $AUTOLOAD =~ /DESTROY$/;
...
}
