Getting out of a conditional loop

RME2000

I have been working on some code that runs a conditional continuous loop. When the conditional "while constant < value" is no longer met an object call is made, and the object runs. It all works fine, but I can not figure out how to reset the code to get me back to the original code. Right now everything works as I need it to, but I have to manually hit the reset before re-running the system.

I read that "reboot" can do this from the code, but so far I must not be coding it right. Will someone please show me an example, or give me some information on how to do this?


Thanks

Duane Degn

It might to easier to show you how to do it with your code.

The normal way is to have the conditional loop run inside of a larger loop.

JonnyMac

Here's a framework that may help you -- as Duane pointed out you use two loops

pub main
  repeat
    ' setup code
    repeat
      ' conditional loop code
      if (condition)
        quit

T Chap

Another option is to Abort or Abort using a trap to get back to a specific loop

MagIO2

I'd never use abort for normal program flow! Abort is meant to be used in exceptional cases, meaning when a real low level function detects a failure and does not know what to do next. And aborts need to be clearly documented!