Gregor Jasny authored Nov 18, 2014 and Brad King committed Nov 25, 2014

It gets incremented while entering a loop block (e.g. foreach or while)
and gets decremented when leaving the block. Because scope borders for
example at function borders must be taken into account the counter is
put into a stack. With every new scope an empty counter is pushed on the
stack, when leaving the scope the original value is restored.

This will allow easy querying if the break command is properly nested
within a loop scope.

Signed-off-by: Gregor Jasny <gjasny@googlemail.com>