Thanks for the clarification.
The following is a sample to illustrate your points.
(sorry about the previous premature incomplete post)
```groovy
for (int x=1;x<7;x++) {
println "x = $x"
before: do {
println('before')
} while(false)
println('between_1')
during: do {
println('during')
switch(x) {
//case 1: break before
case 2: break during
//case 3: break after
//case 4: continue before
//case 5: continue during
//case 6: continue after
}
} while (false)
println('between_2')
after: do {
println('after')
} while (false)
}
```
Which is roughly the same as the following psuedo groovy (scopes and blocks
replaced with goto).
```psuedo_groovy
for (int x=1;x<7;x++) {
println "x = $x"
before_continue:
println('before')
before_break:
println('between_1')
during_continue:
println('during')
switch(x) {
//case 1: goto before_break
case 2: goto during_break
//case 3: goto after_break
//case 4: goto before_continue
//case 5: goto during_continue
//case 6: goto after_continue
}
during_break:
println('between_2')
after_continue:
println('after')
after_break:
}
```
