I think in this context it's supposed to mean "block of a loop".
goto says that literally
IMHO this discussion helps...
The whole time I was writing Re: How does 'goto LABEL' search for its label? I was thinking "dynamic scoping" but didn't have an example, and here it is
$ perl -wE " sub F { G(); LF: say 6; } sub G { say 2; goto LF; } G; "
2
Can't find label LF at -e line 1.
$ perl -wE " sub F { return G(); LF: say 6; } sub G { say 2; goto LF;
+} F"
2
6
yow :)
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