In a function body that returns Option<T>, I can use the ? operator either get the Some or early-return None.

fn foo(thing: Thing) -> Option<i32> {
   let x = thing.foo()?.bar()?;
   ...
}

I have some code that defines an event handler function like this one below. The handler closure returns nothing (ie, ()). My typical pattern is to unwrap a few Options.

button.on_click(move |_, c| {
    let Some(controller) = c.upgrade() else { return };
    let Some(nav) = controller.find_navigator() else { return };
    nav.pop();
}

Is there a convenient way to turn that into something like this below?

button.on_click(move |_, c| {
    c.upgrade()?.find_navigator()?.pop()
}

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