Beginners question

[lfc77]

I know how to exit a procedure that I have called from another procedure (return) to return to the calling procedure, but how do you just exit executing my code in the middle of a procedure?

Cheers,

lfc77

 

[Rhys666]

Can you say what you're trying to achieve as simply exiting all execution in the middle of itself seems a little odd.

Rhys
Buffy: Spike, what are you doing here, five words or less!
Spike: Out for a walk... bitch!

 

[lfc77]

I have a Page_Load event in my ASP.NET C# website which has a lot of testing for different conditions. If 1 of the conditions isn't met, I want stop executing the rest of the code. I've done this with 'return', but now I have the problem of having a foreach loop where I'm again testing a load of conditions, and on any condition not being met, I need to go to the need element in the loop rather than going through all the other conditions. I've thought of setting a boolean to avoid the rest of the code being executed, but I'd like to know if there is an easy way to just automatically go to the next element.

lfc77

 

[Rhys666]

So you have a 'foreach x in y' type iteration, underneath which you test a number of conditions for each item in the collection you are iterating through. Have you tried evaluating the conditions simultaneously i.e.'

if (x==1 && y==2 && z==3)
{
//do something
}
else
{
//do something else
}

Can you post a little code if this is not at all what you're trying to achieve, just in case I'm completely missing the point


Rhys
Buffy: Spike, what are you doing here, five words or less!
Spike: Out for a walk... bitch!

 

[lfc77]

Apologies, I was just being extremely dense...!

 

[chiph]

You can also use the "break" keyword to skip to the statement following control block you're currently in.

Chip H.


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