If there is not an easy way to do something, then this often means
that you are taking the wrong architectural approach and need to back
up and start over.
If you need to exit a for loop before it is done then what that really
means is that you need to reimplement this part of your code as a
while loop which is naturally designed for this purpose.
As for skipping frames in a sequence structure, I would recommend
first:
1) Avoid sequence structures as much as possible as they defeat the
parallelism inherent in LabVIEW and tend to obfuscate how your code
works to other programmers (and even yourself later on.)
2) I would recommend placing a case structure inside a while loop with
a single text case selector so that you could choose which cases to
execut
e more easily than putting a separate case selector inside each
frame of your sequence.
Douglas De Clue
LabVIEW developer
ddeclue@bellsouth.net
"blah blah" wrote in message news:...
> Hi All,
>
> Does anyone know the way to exit the For loop prior to the end of n number
> of loops? or skip certain frame(s) in a Sequence structure?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Louis.
