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continue – jump to the beginning of the loop

BEE Script:   continue;

 

BEE Tag:      <beecontinue>

 

Command "continue" brings the execution back to the beginning of the loop ("foreach", "for" or "while").  Please note that the beginning of the loop means the loop statement, not the first command of the loop.  For example, "continue" will cause the next element in a "foreach" loop to be fetched, the Loop Variable in a "for" loop to increase, or the condition to be checked for a "while" loop.

You can only "continue" in a loop.  If a "continue" command is "out-of-place", it will be ignored (and the execution will fall through to the next command after "continue".)

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