Break from loop to main();

I have a little program I'm writing and if I have a while loop in a function and I use the break; code to cancel the loop if a condition is met other than the normal while condition is there a way to send the program back to the beginning of like main() or to another function?


Thanks

Douglas

you can use another loop

Code:

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for(;;) /* this is the beginning of main */
{
  /* here goes some stuff */
  while(condition)
  {
      if(condition2)
        break; /* so you break the while loop and go to the beginning of the for loop
      /* more stuff */
  }
  /* break bring you here - and you can break the for loop or go to the begining of it */
}

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so I'm assuming that then if you want out of the program all together you just put a condition to possibly select a exit();

Thanks for the reply.

Quote:

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select a exit();

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better just
return errcode;

I found another solution for my original question that works very well also and could be a help to other newbie programmers like myself. A nice do while loop in the int main() area.

Works great.

Code:

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int main() {

        int menu;
        do {
                cout << "1. Registrar info" << endl;
                cout << "2. Contact info" << endl;
                cout << "3. Exit Program" << endl;
                cout << "Enter a menu number: ";
                cin >> menu;
        } while (menu != 3);
        return 0;
}

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