Re: How to do "continue" in VB?
From: playwin (playwin_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 02/06/05
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Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2005 03:11:57 +0530
"lonnyw" <<> wrote in message
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> No, "continue" is not equivalent to Exit For, try again...
Quote from Bruce McKinney(Hardcore Visual Basic, Second Edition, ch#1)
--- <QUOTE> "One minor hole in the Visual Basic looping structure is the lack of a Continue statement. Other languages offer a way to jump from the middle of a loop to continue with the next iteration. Basic only lets you jump completely out of the loop. You can work around this annoying limitation with Goto, but you shouldn't have to." </QUOTE> --- can't see your loop, so can't give you other ideas... (you should be able to find this book at your MSDN) -- playwin
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