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Writing interactive software leads, due to the lack of adapted control structures, to a code that is difficult to maintain and reuse. Formalisms adapted to the description and to the specification of interactions do exist. This paper proposes to extend imperative programming languages with a control structure borrowed from one of those formalisms: the hierarchical state machines.