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13 sie 2009 · VBScript's While loops don't support early exit. Use the Do loop for that: num = 0 do while (num < 10) if (status = "Fail") then exit do num = num + 1 loop
22 lut 2016 · You have “Exit Do”, but I see no Do, remove that line. It looks like that block used to be in a loop but now it’s not? So, the loop constructs have to all be removed too, like “Exit Do.”
Exit will immediately exit the procedure or loop in which it appears. Execution will continue with the next statement/command. Exit Do can be used only inside a Do...Loop statement. When used within nested loops, Exit will only exit the current loop. Examples.
4 maj 2005 · Exit For works in either a For Each or a For Next loop. But what if you need to exit a Do loop? No problem: just call Exit Do. What if you want to exit a subroutine? Just call Exit Sub. To exit a function call Exit Function. In other words, there’s no reason to ever again find yourself trapped in a never-ending loop; if you want out, just Exit.
How-to: VBScript Looping statements. Looping Through Code, Looping allows you to run a group of statements repeatedly. Do Loop. Do...Loop to run a block of statements While a Condition is True. Do While IntMyInteger > 10. IntMyInteger = IntMyInteger - 1. Loop. or. Do.
26 wrz 2024 · If you want to exit a Do While or Do Until loop in between, then you can use Exit Do statement. Suppose you want to exit the block when the value of x becomes 3 in the above program, then you need to code like this: <script type="text/vbscript"> Dim x x=1 Do Until x=5 If x=3 Then Exit Do document.write("Welcome.") x=x+1 Loop </script>
28 lis 2011 · Since VBScript has notoriously bad built-in error handling, I've tried getting around that by wrapping my main blocks in a Do While Err.Number = 0 loop. Theoretically, this should work: if a script has On Error Resume Next statement enabled, the script will bypass the built-in error handler in WSH (i.e. stop it completely) while still ...
