Doom64hunter: Created page with "The '''exit''' command breaks out of a loop, in the way one would normally from "break" commands in other languages. It should not be used outside of loops. It should be used instead of break if the intention is to actually leave the loop early. See also continue, return and terminate. == Example == set j 0 whilen j 3 { add j 1 userquote 500 exit userquote 400 } Makes quote 500 be displayed exactly once..."

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Created page with "The '''exit''' command breaks out of a loop, in the way one would normally from "break" commands in other languages. It should not be used outside of loops. It should be used instead of break if the intention is to actually leave the loop early. See also continue, return and terminate. == Example == set j 0 whilen j 3 { add j 1 userquote 500 exit userquote 400 } Makes quote 500 be displayed exactly once..."

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The '''exit''' command breaks out of a loop, in the way one would normally from "break" commands in other languages. It should not be used outside of loops.

It should be used instead of [[break]] if the intention is to actually leave the loop early.

See also [[continue]], [[return]] and [[terminate]].

== Example ==

set j 0
whilen j 3
{
add j 1
userquote 500
exit
userquote 400
}

Makes quote 500 be displayed exactly once, and quote 400 not a single time.

[[Category:EDuke32 specific commands]]
[[Category:Event manipulation]]

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