Clarify some test loops by using next instead of last

diff --git a/t/10-veq-pp.t b/t/10-veq-pp.t
index 78092cceb73b013b928db6bdaca2adb7ad83b7fa..58d90b03e445db74b87b3d06001a6d5c4df743b7 100644 (file)
--- a/t/10-veq-pp.t
+++ b/t/10-veq-pp.t
@@ -45,7 +45,7 @@ my @s = ($p - $q) .. ($p + $q);
 for my $s1 (@s) {
  for my $s2 (@s) {
   for my $l (0 .. $n - 1) {
-   last if $s1 + $l > $n or $s2 + $l > $n;
+   next if $s1 + $l > $n or $s2 + $l > $n;
    pat $v1, $s1, $l, 0;
    pat $v2, $s2, $l, 0;
    ok   Scalar::Vec::Util::veq_pp($v1 => $s1,     $v2 => $s2, $l),

diff --git a/t/11-veq.t b/t/11-veq.t
index 924bc12c7766f725e012632ba29fbe2c62797ab5..dab1e0542949c7cbae4f6695a0b14a69918ba70d 100644 (file)
--- a/t/11-veq.t
+++ b/t/11-veq.t
@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ my @s = ($p - $q) .. ($p + $q);
 for my $s1 (@s) {
  for my $s2 (@s) {
   for my $l (0 .. $n - 1) {
-   last if $s1 + $l > $n or $s2 + $l > $n;
+   next if $s1 + $l > $n or $s2 + $l > $n;
    pat $v1, $s1, $l, 0;
    pat $v2, $s2, $l, 0;
    ok   veq($v1 => $s1,     $v2 => $s2, $l), "veq $s1, $s2, $l";

diff --git a/t/40-vshift.t b/t/40-vshift.t
index b45ffc1ac4bd344991889db01ac1c02ab1f40530..187767767a3cd801874bf6cb322cbebc6fce6fdb 100644 (file)
--- a/t/40-vshift.t
+++ b/t/40-vshift.t
@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ sub try {
  my @s = ($p - $q) .. ($p + $q);
  for my $s (@s) {
   for my $l (0 .. $n - 1) {
-   last if $s + $l > $n;
+   next if $s + $l > $n;
    rst $v0;
    pat $v0, $s, $l, 0;
    my @b = (0);

diff --git a/t/50-vrot.t b/t/50-vrot.t
index d897762afe643cefef4d2f6aac0fc7f8d88cd77a..523946a2dbae3c8e6a9d740efc56828b6b49118b 100644 (file)
--- a/t/50-vrot.t
+++ b/t/50-vrot.t
@@ -93,7 +93,7 @@ sub try {
  my @s = ($p - $q) .. ($p + $q);
  for my $s (@s) {
   for my $l (0 .. $n - 1) {
-   last if $s + $l > $n;
+   next if $s + $l > $n;
    my $l2 = int($l/2);
    rst $v0;
    pat $v0, $s, $l2, $l - $l2, 0;