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Hello Guys When reading a PHP book I wanted to try my own (continue) example. I made the following code but it doesn't work although everything seems to be ok
$num2 = 1; while ($num2 < 19) { if ($num2 == 15) { continue; } else { echo "Continue at 1...
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If you don't increment $num2 before the continue you will get into an infinite loop;
$num2 = 0; while ($num2 < 18) { $num2++; if ($num2 == 15) { continue; } else { echo "Continue at 15 (".$num2.").<br />"; } }
You don't ....
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In this code sample, is there any way to continue on the outer loop from the catch block?
while { // outer loop while { // inner loop try { throw; } catch { // how do I continue on the outer loop from here? continue; } } }
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While { // outer loop try { myMethodWithWhileLoopThatThrowsException() } catch { // how do I continue on the outer loop from here? continue; } } }
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I suggest, extracting the inner loop into a separate method .
continue; } }
No.
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It seems that Groovy does not support break and continue from within a closure. What is the best way to simulate this?
revs.eachLine { line -> if (line ==~ /-{28}/) { // continue to next line... } }
Started by talanb on
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Revs.eachLine { line -> would normally do } }
another option, simulates... .
Especially with stuff like eachLine and each continue --
Best approach (assuming you don't need the resulting value).
You can only support continue cleanly, not break.
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Printf("Press enter to continue\n"); char enter = 0; while (enter != '\r' && enter != '\n') { enter = getchar(); } printf("Thank you for pressing enter\n");
printf("Press Enter to Continue"); while.
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This doesn't work:
string temp; cout << "Press Enter to Continue"; cin >> temp;
Started by Elliot on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Lt; "Press Enter to Continue"; cin.ignore();
or, better:
#include <limits> cout << "Press Enter to Continue"; cin.ignore(std::numeric_limits<streamsize>::max(),'\n');
A succinct.
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If I was running a command before the SSH connection was dropped, will the command continue executing?
Started by Miko on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
As Warner also said, the process can....
During that time the process will continue to run.
Maybe some other daemon on the server side gives up on your connection .
Screen, for example, I think the behavior is to detach and continue running.
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Is it possible to catch exception and continue execution of script?
Started by Kirzilla on
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Php will ignore and continue }
Of course this has.
Try { SomeOperation(); } catch (SomeException $e) { // do nothing.. .
Sure, just catch the exception where you want to continue execution...
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Can anyone tell me the difference between break and continue statements?Thanks.
Started by BlackPanther on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
A break statement results in the termination of the statement... .
Continue skips the statements after the continue statement and keeps looping.
Break completely exits the loop.
Break leaves a loop, continue jumps to the next iteration.
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Is there a VB6 equivalent to the C/C++ 'continue' keyword?
In C/C++, the command 'continue' starts the next iteration of the loop.
Of course, other equivalents exist. I could put the remaining code of the loop in an if-statement. Alternatively, I could...
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Continue: For index As Integer = 1 To 10 If index=9 Then GoTo....
Wrong.
I´m an idiot :P thanks MarkJ
For index As Integer = 1 To 10 If index=9 Then Continue For End’ to use a continue but there is nothing wrong with going the if route.
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Is it possible to continue ftp download after reconnecting to ftp server?
Started by Woland on
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Yup, the specific command in the command line FTP client is "reget." The protocol command is RESTART... .
But if you download FileZilla or are using ncFTP on Unix, yes, they'll resume .
With plain old text "ftp.exe", no.
Yes, it just depends on your client.
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