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== | The <code>CONTINUE</code> command skips the rest of the body of a loop, effectively continuing execution with the next iteration of the respective loop. Obviously, this command may only be used inside a loop. | ||
==Usage== | |||
CONTINUE | |||
<code>CONTINUE</code> | ==Result== | ||
The <code>CONTINUE</code> command does not generate a return value. Neither does it change the variable <var>RC</var>. | |||
==See also== | |||
[[Programmer_Guide/Introduction#Control_Commands|control commands]], [[../BREAK|BREAK]], [[../DO|DO]], [[../WHILE|WHILE]], [[../FOR|FOR]], [[../FOREVER|FOREVER]], [[../END|END]] | |||
< | <!-- C.G. 14.3.2011 --> | ||
for #i := 0 to $#i < $# | <!-- A.N. 27.4.2011 --> | ||
==Example== | |||
for #i := 0 to $#i < $#table[] step #i := int $#i + 1 | |||
end | if '$#table[$#i,ID]' <= '100' continue | ||
// do something with all IDs above 100 | |||
end | |||
Latest revision as of 15:39, 24 April 2014
The CONTINUE command skips the rest of the body of a loop, effectively continuing execution with the next iteration of the respective loop. Obviously, this command may only be used inside a loop.
Usage
CONTINUE
Result
The CONTINUE command does not generate a return value. Neither does it change the variable RC.
See also
control commands, BREAK, DO, WHILE, FOR, FOREVER, END
Example
for #i := 0 to $#i < $#table[] step #i := int $#i + 1
if '$#table[$#i,ID]' <= '100' continue
// do something with all IDs above 100
end
