digitalmars.D.announce - Idea: break/continue and scope guards
- mike <vertex gmx.at> Jul 06 2007
- mike <vertex gmx.at> Jul 06 2007
- janderson <askme me.com> Jul 06 2007
- BCS <BCS pathlink.com> Jul 06 2007
Hi!
Don't know if that makes any sense or if it would be of any use, but I had an
idea lately and wanted to share it here, maybe it's some little thing that
could be nice in D.
So here we go:
' foreach (customer; customerList)
' {
' foo(customer);
' scope(failure) foo_rollback(customer);
'
' bool ok = check_valid_after_foo(customer);
' if (!ok) continue(failure);
'
' commit(customer);
' }
Basically the idea is to trigger the appropriate scope guards when a break or
continue occurs. Another thing where this could be handy is in situations where
you loop over an array to search for a specific item and do something when it
is found, like:
' foreach (customer; customerList)
' {
' scope(success) result = customer;
' if (customer.ID == wantedID) break(success);
' }
What do you think?
-mike
Jul 06 2007
Wasn't aware that I was viewing D.announce ... sorry. Is it possible to move this post?
Jul 06 2007
mike wrote:Wasn't aware that I was viewing D.announce ... sorry. Is it possible to move this post?
It your using a newsreader you should be able to cancel (some newsreaders work with the DEL key) your post and resend it.
Jul 06 2007
mike wrote:Hi! Don't know if that makes any sense or if it would be of any use, but I had an idea lately and wanted to share it here, maybe it's some little thing that could be nice in D. So here we go: ' foreach (customer; customerList) ' { ' foo(customer); ' scope(failure) foo_rollback(customer); ' ' bool ok = check_valid_after_foo(customer); ' if (!ok) continue(failure); ' ' commit(customer); ' } Basically the idea is to trigger the appropriate scope guards when a break or continue occurs. Another thing where this could be handy is in situations where you loop over an array to search for a specific item and do something when it is found, like: ' foreach (customer; customerList) ' { ' scope(success) result = customer; ' if (customer.ID == wantedID) break(success); ' } What do you think? -mike
[posted in D and D.announce NG, please reply in D ng] This is much like an idea I had, but backwards from the way I thought of it. Add more options to scope, not break/continue. the second code example would work like this the way I thought of. ' foreach (customer; customerList) ' { ' scope(break) result = customer; ' if (customer.ID == wantedID) break; ' } other scope "types": goto // exit by goto goto : label // exit by goto to a given label continue // duh enter // execute on entrance by any means (goto, switch, etc.) out // used in a loop same as exit but for scope including // loop. Note: scope(exit) in a loop runs on each cycle, // 'out' would only run at the end of the last cycle.
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