loop control

[rp_suman]

Hi, The code looks as follows: for() //main for loop { for() //for loop1 { if(condition) { //code } } for() //for loop2 { } for() //for loop3 { } } If the condition is false I want to iterate the main loop without running following for loops. How to do this? Best Regards, Suman

[Cedric Moonen]

Just put the continue keyword if the condition is true:

if (condition)
continue;

This will go to the next iteration of the current loop.

Cédric Moonen Software developer
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[GauranG Shah]

You can use also goto in the following manner.

:loop1 for() //main for loop
{
for() //for loop1
{
if(condition)
{
//code
goto Loop1;

     }
  }

for() //for loop2
{
}
for() //for loop3
{
}
}

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[rp_suman]

Hi Thanks for the help, continue is iterating the current loop but not the main (outer) for loop. break will just break the current for loop but other loops following it will be executed. The "goto" is working, if its standard way I want use it. Thanks, Suman

[rp_suman]

Hi, Thanks for the help!! Presently, I am using the "goto". "goto" seems smarter than checking the same condition in all for loops and "break"ing from them. With Thanks, Suman BTW,

GauranG Shah wrote:

:loop1 for() //main for loop

Did you mean "loop1: for()", the colon after label?

[BadKarma]

rp_suman wrote:

Presently, I am using the "goto". "goto" seems smarter than checking the same condition in all for loops and "break"ing from them.

Not really. The goto statement should rarely be used. It could be used when your application is really time critical. In any other case you should try to use condition.

for() //main for loop
{
 for() //for loop1
 {
  if(condition)
  {
   //code
  }
 }
 if(!condition)
 {
  for() //for loop2
  {
  }
  for() //for loop3
  {
  }
 }  // end if(!condition)
}

codito ergo sum

[rp_suman]

Hi, Thanks for the help!! I will try this method.. Best Regards, Suman