1. Re: C-for-loops using while ?
- Posted by Ralf Nieuwenhuijsen <nieuwen at XS4ALL.NL> Jun 28, 1998
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- Last edited Jun 29, 1998
>>A "for (a, b, c) d " translates in: >>{ a & b & c & d & continue } as I recall (maybe the order is a bit > > Actually: > > a; > while (b) { > d; > c; > } While is a macro also. while (a) b translates into: "if (a) exit;" & b & continue Continue is not for loops, it means go back the where the '{' started, as I recall. You should be able to use continue & exit in any block. It doesn't have to be a loop, although you could say using continue or exit makes it a loop. Ralf Nieuwenhuijsen nieuwen at xs4all.nl