Great, thanks for the info. I was trying to eliminate some problems from
one of my data processing routines and I was trying to figure out if this
could be to blame. It is not. This works as I expected to with the exit
only affecting the repeat that contains it.
Regards,
Andrew
On Thu, Aug 1, 2
Hi Andrew,
You can use a variable if you want to exit all repeat loops:
repeat for each key sKey in sData
repeat for each key sKey2 in sData[sKey]
put true into myExitAll
exit repeat
end repeat
if myExitAll then
On Aug 1, 2013, at 2:22 PM, Andrew Kluthe wrote:
> How does exit repeat handle nested repeats? Does it exit the parent repeat
> if called from a child repeat in two repeats that are nested in a handler?
>
> repeat for each key sKey in sData
>repeat for each key sKey2 in sData
Andrew Kluthe wrote:
How does exit repeat handle nested repeats? Does it exit the parent repeat
if called from a child repeat in two repeats that are nested in a handler?
repeat for each key sKey in sData
repeat for each key sKey2 in sData[sKey]
exit repeat
How does exit repeat handle nested repeats? Does it exit the parent repeat
if called from a child repeat in two repeats that are nested in a handler?
repeat for each key sKey in sData
repeat for each key sKey2 in sData[sKey]
exit repeat
end repeat
