Why not move the body of the labels into where the goto is?

print "\nClient Started: Ready For Packet To Send:\n";
my $incre = 0;

{
    
 last if $array[$incr] eq ''; 
 if ($array[$incr] eq "[SEND]")
   {
      $incr++;
     if ($array[$incr] eq ("REGISTER" || "INVITE" || "ACK" || "BYE" ||
+ "OPTION" || "CANCEL"))
     {
         $incr++;
         my  $msg=$method;
        
         print "\nSending message:$msg";
         $MySocket->send($msg);
     }
     else 
     {
         print "Bad Request :$array[$incr]";
          exit 1;
     }
  }
     
elsif ($array[$incr] eq "[RECV]")
   {
       $incr++;
       
    if($array[$incr] == (100 || 200 || 300 || 400))
     {
         
         $incr++;
         print "Waiting for Response:\n";
         $MySocket->recv ($text,1000);#///Recv
         print "\nReceived message From:$text";
     }
     
     else 
     {
         print "Bad Response name:$array[$incr]";
         exit 1;
     } 
  }
 
 else
  {
     print "Bare word found:";
     exit 1;
  }

  redo;
}

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Leviathan

In reply to Re: How to replace 'goto' by another construct? by Leviathan
in thread How to replace 'goto' by another construct? by sanjay nayak

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