both lest and unless compile conditional exits, which break out of the function lest or unless were compiled into. When that code gets inlined into another word, it will exit from that word instead, rather than only from the word which was originally within lest or unless scope. For words having exitcompiled into (translated into a return from function), same applies.
workaround for now: don't mark words containing lest, unless or exit with inline.
fix thought of: lest, unless, exit mark the word as "may not inline", which is checked by inline, Upon attempt to tag such a word as inline, an error is thrown.
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lestandunlesscompile conditional exits, which break out of the functionlestorunlesswere compiled into. When that code gets inlined into another word, it will exit from that word instead, rather than only from the word which was originally withinlestorunlessscope. For words havingexitcompiled into (translated into a return from function), same applies.workaround for now: don't mark words containing
lest,unlessorexitwithinline.fix thought of: lest, unless, exit mark the word as "may not inline", which is checked by
inline, Upon attempt to tag such a word as inline, an error is thrown.