Thread: exiting loops with ease?

I have a whole 1770 lines written of my game, and the character creation process is almost done. However, I am sitting in the middle of a couple of loops and have a small idea on how to get to where I want, but would like to do it as easily as possible.

Here is what I have:

while(var1>0)
{
...stuff...
if(var2==var3)
{
while(var1>0)
{
...stuff...
if(var2==var4)
{
...stuff...
...me stuck...
...stuff...
}
}
}
}

Anyhow, I need to get from where I am stuck to the first while loop, and it seems that if I use break, i break from all of the loops im in. I wouldn't mind using any method to get there, I suspect I'll end up manipulating variable1 for a second to get out of the second while, but don't know how easily that will go. Any ideas? And anyone with a nice small game, how many lines of code do you have before its linked to anything you didn't write?

Code:

#include<stdio.h>
int main()
{
	int i = 0;

	while(true)
	{
		while(true)
		{
			puts("Inner");
			break;
		}
		puts("Outer");
		if(++i == 10) break;
	}
	return 0;
}

If you look at the behaviour of this program you will notice that the inner loop uses a 'break;' statement. What happens though is that the outer loop causes the inner loop to repeat. See the output. The break does not break both loops. In order to break both loops you would have to set a flag in the inner loop, than verify it in the outerloop.

Oh I know that I could "optimize" my code and get it going, or at least looking all the better, but I am not going to. The problem has been long since solved...thanks for your continued assistance though...