Subject: EXITFOR

From: Byron Montgomerie <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 10 May 1993 14:34:32 -0700

I don't know about a exitfor keyword but a standard BREAK command to exit
the current loop would be handy.  Assuming that the data for the for loop is
pushed onto a stack with some identifier saying it's FOR data it would be 
a trivial task to implement.  All that would have to be done is to pop the
data and free it, then skip to the next endfor.  In C the for keyword is 
just shorthand for a while loop but since the moo FOR does something not
readily conceptualised in a while context, perhaps a break keyword would be
the thing.

Byron...
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