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{{Command|syntax=CONTINUE | {{Command|syntax=CONTINUE | ||
| − | |description=This commands is used inside a [[FOR]] / [[NEXT]] loop to increment the loop variable and jump back to the start of the loop (or to jump to the end of the loop, if the loop variable has reached the loop end value). the | + | |description=:This commands is used inside a [[FOR]] / [[NEXT]] loop to increment the loop variable and jump back to the start of the loop (or to jump to the end of the loop, if the loop variable has reached the loop end value). the result is the same as using a [[GOTO]] command to jump to a label immediately before the [[NEXT]] command. |
|param1=|param1_desc={{No Parameters}} | |param1=|param1_desc={{No Parameters}} | ||
Latest revision as of 19:01, 3 January 2011
Command
- CONTINUE
- This commands is used inside a FOR / NEXT loop to increment the loop variable and jump back to the start of the loop (or to jump to the end of the loop, if the loop variable has reached the loop end value). the result is the same as using a GOTO command to jump to a label immediately before the NEXT command.
Parameters
- No Parameters
Example
- FOR ToolNum = 3 TO 8
- GET_TOOL_DATA ToolNum, MTOOL_DIA, dia
- IF dia < 3 THEN GOTO Small
- IF dia < 6 THEN GOTO Medium
- IF dia < 9 THEN GOTO Big
- CONTINUE
- :Small
- Message "Small"
- CONTINUE
- :Medium
- Message "Medium"
- CONTINUE
- :Big
- Message "Big"
- NEXT ToolNum
- For an example macro see Modify_op_path2
