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Like C-version catch raised error when break or continue are called from outside of a loop to handle them as when they are called from modulefile main body. Add non-regression tests in 200-break, 210-exit, 220-continue and 230-loop of 50-cmds to check behavior when break, exit and continue are called from within a procedure.
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#%Module1.0
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##############################################################################
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# Modules Revision 3.0
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# Providing a flexible user environment
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#
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# File: break/%M%
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# Revision: %I%
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# First Edition: 2017/06/07
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# Last Mod.: %U%, %G%
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#
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# Authors: Xavier Delaruelle, xavier.delaruelle@cea.fr
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#
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# Description: Testuite modulefile
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# Command:
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# Sub-Command: break
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#
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# Invocation: load @M@/foo
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# Result: %R{
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# }R%
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# Comment: %C{
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# This modulefile is used for checking whether the
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# TCL "break" mechanism is working when called from proc.
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# }C%
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#
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##############################################################################
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# should cause this module not to be loaded, but not affecting the others
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# however, any non-environment commands in this file will be executed though.
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proc break_from_proc {} {
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break
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}
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setenv testsuite5 "no"
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break_from_proc
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