Argh. Please don't use naked blocks with redo as loops, it's a nightmare to read. When I see a naked block, I expect to be looking at a private lexical scope, not an unadorned loop. If you need next, wrap the inner part with a naked block: 
do {{
    $bar;
    baz() or next;
}} while $foo;

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If you need last, wrap the whole thing: 
{ do {
    $bar;
    baz() and last;
} while $foo; }

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Of course, if you need both, it does get awfully clumsy: 
LOOP: { do {{
    $bar;
    baz() or next;
    quux() and last LOOP;
}} while $foo; }

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In that case, and if you're so inclined then maybe in the other cases as well, I propose: 
while(1) {
    $bar;
    baz() or next;
    quux() and last;
}

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At least it documents the loop nature of the block, even if the break condition is again somewhat hidden.

Makeshifts last the longest.

In reply to Re^3: Anon. array of refs to a range generated list of scalars. by Aristotle
in thread Anon. array of refs to a range generated list of scalars. by BrowserUk

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