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I think it's likely this technique would also work for you.

In fact, more than just likely...

sub from (&$) { use Devel::Callsite qw< callsite context >; use Scope::Upper qw< reap UP >; my ($iterator_source) = @_; # Uniquely identify this call, according to its lexical context... my $ID = callsite() . context(); # Install the iterator... state %iterator_for; $iterator_for{$ID} //= $iterator_source->(); # Install destructor for iterator at end of caller's block... reap { delete $iterator_for{$ID} } UP UP; # Iterate... return $iterator_for{$ID}->($_[1]); } for my $limit (reverse 1..5) { while ( from{countdown($limit)} my $a ) { print "$a: "; } print "\n"; } sub countdown{ my $val = shift; my $iter = sub { if ($val--) { $_[0]=$val; return 1; } return; # stop iteration }; return $iter; }

In reply to Re^5: Can I check if a loop's scope is entered for the first time? (Devel::Callsite) by TheDamian
in thread Can I check if a loop's scope is entered for the first time? by LanX

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