Store the release actions in an temporary array. When the array is freed, the actions will all fire. That is good enough for me.

I am wondering whether it would be useful, though, to be able to add to the list of arguments. For instance: 

while (1) {
  my $end = on_release {warn $_ for @_} "Out of the loop";
  # ...

  last if $cond;
  $end->add("Out of the loop 2");

  # ... etc
}

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Yes? No? Maybe?

(I am not convinced that it is worthwhile, but I could easily become so if someone has a good reason to use that.) </code> BTW I was using the germ of this code a few months ago, though it improved before placement on CPAN.

In reply to Re (tilly) 3: Pseudo End by tilly
in thread Pseudo End by Rhandom

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