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     1 /* -*- Mode: C++; tab-width: 2; indent-tabs-mode: nil; c-basic-offset: 2 -*- */

     2 /* This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public

     3  * License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this

     4  * file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/. */

     7 /**

     8    Filename:     continue.js

     9    Description:  'Tests the continue statement'

    11    Author:       Nick Lerissa

    12    Date:         March 18, 1998

    13 */

    15 var SECTION = 'As described in Netscape doc "Whats new in JavaScript 1.2"';

    16 var VERSION = 'no version';

    17 startTest();

    18 var TITLE   = 'statements: continue';

    20 writeHeaderToLog("Executing script: continue.js");

    21 writeHeaderToLog( SECTION + " "+ TITLE);

    23 var i,j;

    25 j = 0;

    26 for (i = 0; i < 200; i++)

    27 {

    28   if (i == 100)

    29     continue;

    30   j++;

    31 }

    33 // '"continue" in a "for" loop'

    34 new TestCase ( SECTION, '"continue" in "for" loop',

    35 	       199, j);

    38 j = 0;

    39 out1:

    40 for (i = 0; i < 1000; i++)

    41 {

    42   if (i == 100)

    43   {

    44   out2:

    45     for (var k = 0; k < 1000; k++)

    46     {

    47       if (k == 500) continue out1;

    48     }

    49     j = 3000;

    50   }

    51   j++;

    52 }

    54 // '"continue" in a "for" loop with a "label"'

    55 new TestCase ( SECTION, '"continue" in "for" loop with a "label"',

    56 	       999, j);

    58 i = 0;

    59 j = 1;

    61 while (i != j)

    62 {

    63   i++;

    64   if (i == 100) continue;

    65   j++;

    66 }

    68 // '"continue" in a "while" loop'

    69 new TestCase ( SECTION, '"continue" in a "while" loop',

    70 	       100, j );

    72 j = 0;

    73 i = 0;

    74 out3:

    75 while (i < 1000)

    76 {

    77   if (i == 100)

    78   {

    79     var k = 0;

    80   out4:

    81     while (k < 1000)

    82     {

    83       if (k == 500)

    84       {

    85 	i++;

    86 	continue out3;

    87       }

    88       k++;

    89     }

    90     j = 3000;

    91   }

    92   j++;

    93   i++;

    94 }

    96 // '"continue" in a "while" loop with a "label"'

    97 new TestCase ( SECTION, '"continue" in a "while" loop with a "label"',

    98 	       999, j);

   100 i = 0;

   101 j = 1;

   103 do

   104 {

   105   i++;

   106   if (i == 100) continue;

   107   j++;

   108 } while (i != j);

   111 // '"continue" in a "do" loop'

   112 new TestCase ( SECTION, '"continue" in a "do" loop',

   113 	       100, j );

   115 j = 0;

   116 i = 0;

   117 out5:

   118 do

   119 {

   120   if (i == 100)

   121   {

   122     var k = 0;

   123   out6:

   124     do

   125     {

   126       if (k == 500)

   127       {

   128 	i++;

   129 	continue out5;

   130       }

   131       k++;

   132     }while (k < 1000);

   133     j = 3000;

   134   }

   135   j++;

   136   i++;

   137 }while (i < 1000);

   139 // '"continue" in a "do" loop with a "label"'

   140 new TestCase ( SECTION, '"continue" in a "do" loop with a "label"',

   141 	       999, j);

   143 test();

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