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hsbawari
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I am using a DO loop in a program,
No I ahve also used a n If condition inside it so I wnat to get exit when a particular if condition is true so how do I do that.
Can a break statement be used to come out of the Do loop??? |
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hsbawari
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| Its a PL/I program |
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Robert Sample
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| Try a LEAVE statement. |
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hsbawari
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Cant really get wht u tryn to say..
I am new to PL/I
I just have this problem that I am stuck in a DO loop. I want to get out of it. In C and object oriented languages we have Break statement..
Do we have anything like this in Pl/I |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
Did you try LEAVE as Robert suggested?
What happened? |
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murugan_mf
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DO ;
statement1 ;
statement2 ;
IF ITEM_1 = 5
THEN
LEAVE ;
statement3 ;
statement4 ;
END ;
statement5 ; |
the LEAVE statement, if executed, transfers control to statement5. |
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dick scherrer
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Hello,
This is the desired result, right? |
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