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Subject: Re: stopping a loop iteration without exiting it
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"Dmitry A. Kazakov" <mailbox@dmitry-kazakov.de> writes:

>> L:
>> [for|while...] loop
>>     ...
>>     goto L;
>>     ...
>> end loop L;
>>
>> Both outer Ls are part of what indicates the beginning
>> and end of the loop, resp. So, as others said in this thread,
>> there is syntactical ambiguity when using L with goto.
>> The meaning of the goto L is not clear or agreed upon
>> either, as readers here have said.
>
> Substitute "exit" for "goto" and reread your text.

Sorry, but those are not the same. "exit" clearly means to leave the
loop; there's no way it could be interpreted as restarting the loop
completely. "goto" on the other hand, now I see it laid out like that,
certainly has the possibility of confusion.