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I can't seem to figure a way to skip an iteration in a Loop., as Loop.Index is nonassignable.
I have 10 rows in a matrix which I want to parse in each iteration of a loop. I am using the length of reversed matrix as my number of loop iterations.
How do I skip one of the iterations?
Eg:
Loop length(Reversed Matrix)
if X
Process Row(Loop.Index)
Increment Loop.Index (i.e., I do not want to process the immediate Row in the next iteration but the row after that)
else
Process Row(Loop.Index)
Answer by Yaniv Kalsky · Feb 06, 2013 at 10:18 AM
In cases like this, it is better to work with a While loop.
you'll have to use another variable for the current row and increment it either by 1 or 2..
Eg:
While (row<100) (100 is the same number that you used for the Loop)
if X
Process Row(row)
row = row + 2 (i.e., I do not want to process the immediate Row in the next iteration but the row after that)
else
row = row + 1
end (the if)
end (the while)
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