Hi,
I defined a workflow, that contains a loop node. I wanted to write it
somehow like this (here pseudo code):
loop
{
...
$result = do something
XOR
( if !$result
go to start of loop
else
jump outside.
)
}
...
Unfortunately, the loop node needs more than one outnode. So I need to
redefine my workflow to something like:
loop
( if !$result
go in loop
else
jump after loop node
)
{
...
$result = do something
}
...
Of course, the code is the same (and I did it like that for now). But
for reading and writing the definition, this is not really intuitive,
as in the beginning you are confronted with a $result, where you do not
know anything about it. (I did not run the workflow yet as I do not
have the workflow definition and a running setup at home. So I don't
know, if an exception will be thrown in the loop node until $result is
defined before.)
So the question is, if it is possible to enhance the loop node not to
require several conditional out nodes or if this is needed by the
implementation.
Have a nice day
Thomas
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