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ok i'll chime in.
LEAVE and ITER are not even close to a GOTO/TAG. leave and iter are
totally restricted to the current processing loop/structure and aren't
useable outside of that loop, goto/tag however can be used at any point to
jump here, there and everywhere (many times in 500 different places at
once!) since goto/tag are not restricted to a specific processing
loop/structure, there are no real boundaries...with leave/iter you're
bound to a specific process structure which goto/tag *could* be used that
way unfortunately (in my experience) that's not the case.
Thanks,
Tommy Holden
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In that case then IF and Do and For and Select are nothing but GOTO's with
an implicit tag. No, I think iter and leave are different than goto.
Rob Berendt
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