>>>I believe that Basic (and perhaps others) have a WHILE - WEND where the code is always evaluated at least once and the loop control is at the bottom.
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>>Pascal has a REPEAT-UNTIL construct that works that way:
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>>REPEAT
>> * do something
>>UNTIL condition
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>>Tamar
>
>I like the UNTIL idea. Is there a way to do that in VFP9? Should the Sedna people consider it?

I really don't see any need for it. You can vary the WHILE condition to get the same results.

I = 1
REPEAT
   ? I
   I = I + 1
UNTIL I > 5


I = 1
DO WHILE I <= 5
   ? I
   I = I + 1
ENDDO

REPEAT UNTIL bloats the language with an unnecessary construct unless the execution time for evaluating the condition one extra iteration becomes important.