----- Original Message -----
From: "Samuele Pedroni" <pedronis@bluewin.ch>
> So syntax-wise I personally would go for:
>
> do iterate(lst): (x):
> print x
>
> introducing a new-keyword 'do' (or something similar) and that would imply
> inline-suite-like scoping.
>
this clarify scoping, still while what 'return' should do is more or less clear
cut (non-local return), what break or continue should do is ambiguous:
for lst in lists:
do iterate(lst): (x):
if not x: break # should break 'do' or 'for'
print x
vs
for lst in lists:
do synchronized(lock):
if not x: break # should probably break 'for'
print x
so maybe we need a way to differentiate also this, so two different keyword
regards.
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