return ( $stuff, $morestuff, $whatever ) always close F; I *really* like that keyword. Though I'd prefer to see it as a block suffix: sub { ... return $yadda_yadda; } always { close F } Then you could add it to loops as well, in conjunction with the C<continue>: while (1) { ... # add to $text in complex ways } continue { $text .= "\n"; } # separate with newlines always { $trycount++ } # count attempts (including last) Damian
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