Do Next in a "For Next Loop"

[foray]

hey there, i got a small problem. sometimes my function call "protector($protectthreadlink[0], $hostername[0])" needs to much time or hang up at all, cause of the website isn´t reachable or something like that. is there any way to skip the current function call and go to the next $i?! best case would be a timer for about 10 seconds. if function dosnt get ready at this 10 seconds, skip to the next entry... hotkey would be also possible! maybe someone can help! Thanks!

While 1
    Sleep(10)
WEnd

Func decrypt()
    $SourceCode = _FFReadHTML()
    
    select
        Case StringInStr ($SourceCode,"protector.to") = True
            $protectthread = _StringBetween($SourceCode, '<div class="fileinfo">','<td class="name">')

            For $i = 0 To UBound($protectthread) -1
                $hostername = _StringBetween($protectthread[$i], 'Hoster: ','<br')
                $protectthreadlink = _StringBetween($protectthread[$i], 'a href="','"')
                protector($protectthreadlink[0], $hostername[0])
            Next

    EndSelect
EndFunc

[Jos]

Related

ContinueLoop, ExitLoop

[foray]

hmm thanks at all, but how to integrate a timer?! any ideas/hints? thanks!

[Jos]

Define integrate Timer.

Sleep() -> pause a defined period

TimerInit() & TimerDiff() -> Test for a particular period.

Jos

[foray]

thanks again, but the basic stuff i already know, but i have no clue howto integrate it

can u gimme a little example, would be great!

[Jos]

Don't understand the question: The helpfile gives coding examples of all Functions, so you will have to show us what you want to do before I can comment.

[WideBoyDixon]

I assume we're ignoring the obvious error here:

Case StringInStr ($SourceCode,"protector.to") = True

In addition, you need to change your function called protector() so that it can time out. You can't force a "Next" while your script is executing that function.

WBD

[Skruge]

I assume we're ignoring the obvious error here:

Case StringInStr ($SourceCode,"protector.to") = True

StringInStr returns 0 if the substring isn't found, and a non-zero if it is.

Numbers can be compared to True/False, so there's no error here.