client/verb/loners()
var/mob/M
var/mob/G
usr << "Loners:"
finding_loners:
for(M in world)
for(G in world)
if(M in G.group) continue finding_loners
//found a loner
usr << M.name
As you can see, using label: should be only allowed with an additional indent,
and additional indent makes the code difficult to read.
If "label:" can be attached next to for()/while()...
client/verb/loners()
var/mob/M
var/mob/G
usr << "Loners:"
for(M in world) :finding_loners
for(G in world)
if(M in G.group) continue finding_loners
//found a loner
usr << M.name
var/thing
var/something
while(thing) :labelthing
while(something)
if(some condition) continue labelthing
if(another condition) break labelthing
This can reduce the size of indentation gap
