Peter Scott wrote:
Given that even though we know the shared scope could be implemented,
the implementors may prefer not to do it. I would therefore reword:
We would prefer that the blocks share a common lexical scope in the
way that Ccontinue blocks used to; if this is deemed
Non-shared:
my ($p, $q);
try { $p = P-new; $q = Q-new; ... }
finally { $p and $p-Done; }
finally { $q and $q-Done; }
Shared:
try { my $p = P-new; my $q = Q-new; ... }
finally { $p and $p-Done; }
finally { $q and $q-Done; }
If P-new throws, then the second finally
Peter Scott wrote:
Tony Olekshy wrote:
try { fragile(); }
catch { my $caught = 1; }
finally { $caught and ... }
It should work as though each pair of } ... { in between try { and
the end of the last finally or catch block isn't there. Storage
for
