Has anyone considered the idea of adding a "do at least once" loop to Python? This is frequently referred to as a do ... while or repeat ... until. At the moment, it's a bit of a hack to achieve this in that we do a 'while True: ( do thing ; if cond: ( break ) )'. Since I don't know how to format these messages, I've used '{' for line-beak-and-indent, ')' for line-break-and-dedent, and ';' for line-break-keeping-same-indent-level. My initial thoughts are that it would be reasonably easy to add a 'repeat: ( do thing ) until condition' which would far better specify intent of the loop (despite the possibility of break, while-true loops give no indication that it's not an infinite loop. And using repeat...until will ensure whoever had to add the code to the Python interpreter wouldn't have any clashes with the current while loop. Thoughts, anyone? Anyone? Bueller? :-)