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Using 'break' is breaking my leg - HELP!
Post 302299451 by jermaine4ever on Friday 20th of March 2009 06:47:36 AM
03-20-2009
Using 'break' is breaking my leg - HELP!
Hello,
I am having problems breaking out a while loop and then trying to call another method afterwords, the 'FirstMain' method is never called once I break. How can get teh code to do this?
I have been trying since Yesterday and no joy...Plan B 'SUICIDE'
FirstMain()
{
.......does somthing
}
SecondMain()
}
echo "User enter somethin"
read x
while read line ; do
if [.. something..] ; then
...do something 1...
elif [.. something..] ; then
...do something 2...
else
break
FirstMain
fi
done < somefile.txt
echo "glad I am out"
}
I am having problems breaking out a while loop and then trying to call another method afterwords, the 'FirstMain' method is never called once I break. How can get teh code to do this?
I have been trying since Yesterday and no joy...Plan B 'SUICIDE'
FirstMain()
{
.......does somthing
}
SecondMain()
}
echo "User enter somethin"
read x
while read line ; do
if [.. something..] ; then
...do something 1...
elif [.. something..] ; then
...do something 2...
else
break
FirstMain
fi
done < somefile.txt
echo "glad I am out"
}
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