Ade

Ok, I know this is pointless but, could you use the 'continue' comand with an 'if' statement to create a loop?

I know a 'while' or 'for' would be a lot easier but still just wondering

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mici

i can't see how... but you could use

label:
if() goto label;

to create a loop...

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Ade

i assume that you can't use 'contine' with if statements but i mean something like this.....


if (arg = true)

{

do summing

arg++

continue

}

i know its pointless

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Daggerhex_Flynn

No, that won't work, you have to use goto or else a one of the three loops:
while ( ... ) {}
do { } while();
for ( ; ; ; ) {}

kurifu

Nope... thoug if is a control statement, it is not a control loop.

continue only works with control loops. You could use labels but why bother? Just use a while statement instead, since a while is really an if in loop form. You can than you continue and break to control your program flow inside the while statement.

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Daggerhex_Flynn

I think that you are looking for the same behavior as:

do {
...
}while( ... );

Ade

I know what they all do, it was just something that came to me while I was sitting on the loo. Dunno why?

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Das Bruce

"goto" is the work of the devil, never ever use it in your code.

Berto

see another goto hater

disecting goto code is just wrong and should never have to be done.

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mici

here we go again...
It's not gotos fault your code is unreadable, it's your fault...

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