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// This tests the labeled "next" for multifor which gives a level to jump to.
// This program demonstrates bailing out of multifor loops with labeled
// next statements. It generates only unique lists of numbers. (This could
// be generated efficiently with the array.permute[] method, but the condition
// in this program could be modified for different conditions easily.)
s = new set
upper = 7
n = new array
for i=1 to upper
n.push[new range[1,upper]]
LOOP:
multifor a = n
{
len = length[a]
for i=0 to len-1
if s.contains[a@i] // Duplicates found in output?
{
s.clear[]
next LOOP i // Demonstrates labeled next, jump to next level i
} else
s.put[a@i]
s.clear[]
println[a]
}
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