John Porter wrote: > > Pardon me if someone has already suggested this, but... > Couldn't labels really be (aliases to) iterator objects? > So that > next FOO > really *does* mean > FOO.next > Marvelous! That also wraps up the "for should have an explicit iterator access method" thread handily! Just label your loop and there you are!
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