Reminds me of a C++ pattern some guy I worked with years ago used to love to simplify complex if checks - using do...while(false) to create a scope you can easi

Reminds me of a C++ pattern some guy I worked with years ago used to love to simplify complex if checks - using do...while(false) to create a scope you can easily break out of. e.g. bool success = false; do { if (!someCondition) break; if (!otherCondition) break; ... success = true; } while(false); if (!success) { ... } I personally disliked it, plus it can lead to funky behavior under optimization.