Paul,
If a foreach statement with multiple variables is defined as equivalent to a set of nested for loops, then why would break/continue be anything other than treated as a break/continue of the inner most loop?
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> Graham
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> Subject: [sv-bc] scope of break/continue within foreach loop
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> A foreach statement with multiple variables is defined as equivalent to a
> set of nested for loops. If a break statement is executed in the body of
> a forever loop, does it break out of the innermost of these nested for
> loops, or does it break out of the outermost? Likewise for a continue
> statement. I guess it should be the outermost loop. Could this be
> clarified?
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> Paul
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