Personally, I kind of like:
switch(1){ default: // BREAK BLOCK START
blah blah blah...
// Want to get out of here...
break;
} // BREAK BLOCK END
It's a little more cumbersome than the while construct, but it is absolutely
guaranteed to only go through once, whilst the "while" version you HAVE to
rememeber to put in the closing "break", otherwise you risk an infinite
loop.
At 16:25 2/07/2001 -0400, Matthew Loff wrote:
>The best way I've seen this done is:
>
><?php
>while(0)
( ... and it should be "while(1)" )
>{
> blah blah blah...
>
> // Want to get out of here...
> break;
>}
>?>
>
>But putting it within while(0), you can simply break; from it...
>
>There may be better ways... Any other suggestions?
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