Exit if statement

[theimmortalbg 0]

Hello, this is my code 

While 1
    If someFunc() Then
        $var1 = otherFunc()
        ConsoleWrite(@HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC & " " & $var1 & @CRLF)
        ExitLoop
    EndIf
WEnd

The problem here is that ExitLoop exits form while loop. I want to break only the if statement. How I can do it without change the if condition? (someFunc() always return true)

Edited September 8, 2013 by theimmortalbg

[Newb 5]

You gotta set another condition (or a double if condition).

Example

I wanna run an if statement if the number of apples is >50 and only on Saturday

While 1
    If $Apples>50 And DayFunc() == Saturday Then
    
        ;Do Stuff
        
    EndIf

While 1
    If $Apples>50 Then
        
        If  DayFunc() == "Saturday"
            ;Do Stuff
        EndIf
        
    EndIf

Both of those with a righ set condition, will not enter the If loop. If it's not a loop but a logic operator, hence why you gotta exit it with a condition and not an ExitLoop.

[water 2,359]

Welcome to Autoit and the forum!

As someFunc always returns True your script could be stripped down to

While 1
     someFunc()
     $var1 = otherFunc()
     ConsoleWrite(@HOUR & ":" & @MIN & ":" & @SEC & " " & $var1 & @CRLF)
WEnd

[JibsMan 2]

I realize the post is old; I was looking for a solution for this. ExitLoop does not work with If Statements. And you don't need it.

Do this:

If Test = True Then

;just leave this line blank or no blank line between If and ElseIf.

ElseIf Test = False Then

   DoSomething()

Else

   DoSomethingElse()

EndIf

MsgBox ($MB_OK, "Info", "Test was True")

Eh, it worked for me.

[NDog 0]

What If I have a really long nested If statement or contained within a function, and I need to break out of if,else,elseif statment though? 

eg

Func X()

Do stuff

If $x = 0 Then
  Do Stuff
Else
  Do Stuff
  -- >I want to leave if statement if something doesn't work here to avoid Doing more stuff
  Doing more Stuff
EndIf

More stuff

EndFunc

According to the posters logic above I should rewrite all my If statements to seperate functionS?

Edited January 9, 2018 by NDog

[Earthshine 511]

Long nested if statements are never a way to go

[ViciousXUSMC 92]

If you only have 2 result conditions you do not need the 2nd IF just an Else.

Because if its not true then by elimination it must be false.

If $condition = True Then
    ;Do something
Else
    ;Do something else
EndIf

 

When you have multiple conditions, that is often times when the Case/Switch syntax can be used.

 

[LarsJ 1,010]

You do it this way. Use ExitLoop to quit your If statement at any point:

While 1
  If $x = 0 Then
    Do Stuff
  Else
    Do Stuff
    -- >I want to leave if statement if something doesn't work here to avoid Doing more stuff
    Doing more Stuff
  EndIf
  ExitLoop
WEnd

 

[LarsJ 1,010]

If you need a While loop as in the first post, you go this way:

While 1
  While 1
    If $x = 0 Then
      Do Stuff
    Else
      Do Stuff
      -- >I want to leave if statement if something doesn't work here to avoid Doing more stuff
      Doing more Stuff
    EndIf
    ExitLoop
  WEnd
  ; Do Stuff
WEnd

 

[Earthshine 511]

spaghetti logic is UN-maintainable and a complete waste of time. use the while loops and switch/case statements when necessary

structured logic, always please. you will do well and go far if you heed those words.

Edited January 9, 2018 by Earthshine

[LarsJ 1,010]

But that was not the question. Neither in the first nor fifth post. Why do you rule out that both theimmortalbg and NDog have not already made these considerations?