Ann wrote:
> I have trouble sometimes figuring out where
> break and continue go to. Is there some easy
> way to figure it out, or a tool?
> TIA
> Ann
You need a tool called py2ftn. It would convert a sequence of
statements like:
while 1:
blah1
if cond1: break
blah2
if cond2: continue
blah3
to:
Ann wrote:
> I have trouble sometimes figuring out where
> break and continue go to. Is there some easy
> way to figure it out, or a tool?
> TIA
> Ann
You need a tool called py2ftn. It would convert statements like "if a >
b: break" to e.g. "IF(A.GT.B)GOTO12345".
A longer example; this:
while 1
"Ann" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Jeff, that solves my problem. BTW: is there an easy way to
> break/continue out more than one level?
not really; to continue more than one level, you have to break out of the
inner loop, and make sure the logic in that loop body brings you back to
the top
"Jeff Shannon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Ann wrote:
>
> >I have trouble sometimes figuring out where
> >break and continue go to. Is there some easy
> >way to figure it out, or a tool?
> >
> >
>
> Break and continue always operate on the most-nested loop that's
Ann wrote:
I have trouble sometimes figuring out where
break and continue go to. Is there some easy
way to figure it out, or a tool?
Break and continue always operate on the most-nested loop that's
currently executing. To show an example, let's add some line numbers to
some code...
1) while
I have trouble sometimes figuring out where
break and continue go to. Is there some easy
way to figure it out, or a tool?
TIA
Ann
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