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In article <3d6246b5@news.povray.org>,
"Thorsten Froehlich" <tho### [at] trfde> wrote:
> > I don't. #break and #continue would be useful inside loops. Without them
> > you have to make kludges which make parsing slower.
>
> Not with properly designed algorithms ;-)
I have occasionally found break useful, but rarely...I've never needed
either one in POV. And I've never had to use continue.
In some cases I think using them is a good thing, I don't consider them
a forbidden statement like goto. You just need to be sure you need them,
and I don't think their absence is a problem for POV. Same as for and
do-while loops: would be nice but isn't necessary.
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