Skip Iteration of For Loop

[Mighty]

Guys,

I have a for loop and the first thing I do in each iteration of the loop is create an output file. I want to test if an error has been generated (easy) and if it has generate an error message (easy) and then skip to the next iteration of the loop.

There is a cotinue keyword in JScript that will allow you to do this. How can I do it in VBScript?? Mighty

 

[FesterSXS]

Can you use another 'Next' to do this?
Tony

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[Mighty]

No, you can't do that. You just get an "Unexpected Next" error. Mighty

 

[sfriday]

can you perform an If Else within the For statement or a Do While etc to wrap all your code within it

For Each element in fred
If fso.FileExists Then
proceed = Nothing
Else
perform the code here....
End If
Next

Can you post your code to give us a better feel of what you are trying to achieve?


Regards
Steve Friday

 

[JohnYingling]

I use

For I = 0 To whatever
Do
if nogo then exit do
.......
Exit Do
Loop While(false) ' in case exit do forgotten
Next

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