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A continue expression causes
the next iteration of the innermost enclosing while, for, or foreach
loop.
The value of the continue expression is always the value zero
(0).
Expression
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Syntax
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Returns
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Continue
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continue
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When used in a while expression, control
is passed to the while condition. When used in a for expression,
control is passed to the step expression.
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The object of the following example is to populate the drop-down
list with values from the XML file. If the value of the current
XML element is “Display data for 3,” then the while loop exits via
the break expression. If the value of the current XML element is
“Display data for 2”, then the script adds 2 to the variable i (which
is the counter) and immediately the loop moves on to its next cycle.
The last two lines are ignored when the value of the current XML
element is “Display data for 2”.
var List = ref(xfa.record.lists.list1)
var i = 0
while (List.nodes.item(i+1).value ne "5") do
if (List.nodes.item(i) eq "Display data for 3") then
break
endif
if (List.nodes.item(i) eq "Display data for 2" then
i=i+2
continue
endif
$.addItem(List.nodes.item(i).value,List.nodes.item(i+1).value)
i=i+2
endwhile
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