On Tue, Dec 8, 2020 at 3:31 PM Ricky Teachey <ri...@teachey.org> wrote:
> I agree with the person who called this a brilliant solution. Here is the
> code from the link for completeness:
>
I'm not diss'ing the approach. But it doesn't really save that much over a
sentinel variable `break_to_middle`. And if you wanted to break to any of
several levels from the innermost, you'd need multiple context managers.
> for outer in range(5):
> with breakable() as brk:
> for middle in range(5):
> for inner in range(10):
> print(outer, middle, inner)
> if middle == 1 and inner == 5:
> brk()
> print(f"end middle loop #{middle}")
> print(f"end outer loop #{outer}")
> print("done")
>
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