How to Exit for or While Loop in Easylanguage?

[silverness 10]

anyone pls tell me this ,thanks a lot!

[prabuc 10]

I didn't get your question exactly... i am sending you simple for loop program for

your notice..... pls make me clear about ur question. i will help you....

 

 

Var : Lowcnt(0);

for x = 1 to 10 begin

if Low < Low[x] then LowCnt = LowCnt + 1;

end;

 

 

thanks

Prabu

[DShawver 10]

Exiting while loops is simple....

 

inputs:

{your input variables}

 

variables:

done(false);

 

while (done = false)

begin

if (some condition is met) Then

done = true;

end;

[BlowFish 10]

Exiting while loops is simple....

 

inputs:

{your input variables}

 

variables:

done(false);

 

while (done = false)

begin

if (some condition is met) Then

done = true;

end;

 

You can use something similar for for next loops to

 

for n = 1 to 10 begin

.........

.........

if jobdone = true then n = 10

end;

 

cheers.

[Tams 20]

variables:
counter(0);

  For counter = 1 to 100
     begin

         // instructions
         // instructions
         // instructions

         if job.done = true then
            break;
     end;

[EasyTrader_I 10]

Hi,

 

To make it much more easier for debugging,

 

Create a new Indicator and Just copy and paste the following code and verify it and watch the Output window..

 

For i = 0 to 9

 

Begin

 

Print(i);

 

If (i=4) then Break;

 

End;

 

 

Then try the same code by commenting the line

//If (i=4) then Break;

 

Thanks,

[BlowFish 10]

You live and learn - never realised that EL had a break statement, seem to recall early implementations did not though could very well be mistaken. What next a switch statement

[Tams 20]

Hi,

 

To make it much more easier for debugging,

 

Create a new Indicator and Just copy and paste the following code and verify it and watch the Output window..

...,

 

To make it much more easier for reading,

the Code Tag is the # key at the top of the message window.

Edited September 2, 2010 by Tams

[Tams 20]

You live and learn - never realised that EL had a break statement, seem to recall early implementations did not though could very well be mistaken. What next a switch statement

 

Don't mean to say you are out of touch... but

yes, SWITCH is implemented.

 

Switch(Value1) 
Begin

   Case 1 to 5:
       Value2 = Value2 + 1;

   Case 10, 20, 30:
       Value3 = Highest(High,10);

   Case is > 40:
       Value3 = Value3 + 1;

   Default:
       Value5 = Value5 + 1;

End;