> > And "<HR>" won't be printed before "Done."? > > It *will* be printed there, according to the current design. A C<NEXT> is > *always* called when the iteration leaves the block (whether it's coming > around again or not). By analogy, C<NEXT> is a terminator, not a separator.
Darn, we're so close. I understand the need for a terminator clause, but "NEXT" doesn't quite strike me as the best name for such a clause. To me "NEXT" indicates that it is called before the *next* iteration. I liked "POST". OK, I smell an already-settled issue. Backup proposal: if you're already married to NEXT as a terminator, how about BETWEEN as a separator? As for Larry deciding if "else" makes sense to follow loops, I'd like to put in a vote for "please do". It just makes sense, at least once you've gotten used to thinking of arrays in boolean context. -Miko
