Hi Dean,
> I'd like to do this but am not sure if it's possible
>
> ( case <whatever>
> #========= start of match clause
> (<some match>
> (prog
> (if (<some test is T>) (EXIT THIS MATCH CLAUSE/PROG))
> (otherwise you'll execute this statement)
> )
> )
> #========= end of match clause
> .
> .
> .
> I also wonder if there's a similar... (if (T) (EXIT FUNCTION))
If I understand you right, you are looking for an exit out of a nested
expression, like a 'return' statment in C or Java.
Such a return does not exist, there is catch/throw for that
(catch 'something
(for (..)
(if (..)
(throw 'something)
(elseStuff)
..
Catch/throw is more general then 'return', but the latter can be emulated with
it.
♪♫ Alex
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