Correct, but
> LABEL BLOCK is valid perl syntax.
to be more precise
LABEL: and { NAKED BLOCK } are already valid in isolation, they don't need to be compounded.
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OK, then, yes, it's a label. I saw else with a colon and didn't even think about labels, even though I've used them many times over the years.
Actually, it seems a little odd that a keyword is permitted to be used in this fashion, but whatever.
Thanks for the explanation. I'm gonna blame it on Guido, lol.
--Bob Niederman, http://bob-n.com All code given here is UNTESTED unless otherwise stated.
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