Ron Korving wrote:
Well that's because labeled breaks should (in "our" opinion) be implemented
paralel to goto. It is simply not the same. Of course you could break out of
loops with a goto statement, but I'd much prefer true labeled breaks, where
the label is set for the loop-construct itself, not after the construct.
So labeled breaks have only 1 use case:
* escaping deeply nested loops or if statements
'goto' should solve the others.
FULLACK, labled breaks are great if you really just want to get
out of nested loops or if statements, just in combination with
error handling the GOTO variant looks more readable in some cases
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Hartmut Holzgraefe, Senior Support Engineer .
MySQL AB, www.mysql.com
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