Anonymous
10/17/2025, 6:53:21 PM
No.106920199
>>106919926
Not sure of context, but usually if you "need" a goto, you can make a helper function that returns early if the condition that you wanted to stick that on is triggered. Or return some sort of bool and wrap the code before the goto location in a check on that bool.
This is generally easy to read if you flatten if{} nesting as it'll only add one layer around a sizeable chunk.
Not sure of context, but usually if you "need" a goto, you can make a helper function that returns early if the condition that you wanted to stick that on is triggered. Or return some sort of bool and wrap the code before the goto location in a check on that bool.
This is generally easy to read if you flatten if{} nesting as it'll only add one layer around a sizeable chunk.