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2.2.1.1 The exit-variable of a block is bound to a continuation
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block [Statement]
Executes a body with several options for nonstandard flow of control.
Macro Call:
block ( [ exit-variable ] )
[ block-body ]
[ afterwards [ afterwards-clause ] ]
[ cleanup [ cleanup-clause ] ]
{ exception exception-clause }*
end [ block ]
Description:
block executes the expressions in the block-body in order, and then
executes the optional afterwards-clause and cleanup-clause. Unless
there is a nonlocal exit, block returns the values of the block-body, or #f
if there is no block-body.
If exit-variable is provided, it is bound to an exit procedure (an object of
type <function>) that is valid during the execution of the block body
and the clauses. At any point in time before the last clause returns, the
exit procedure can be called. Calling the exit procedure has the effect of
immediately terminating the execution of the block, and returning as
values the arguments to the exit procedure.
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