PHP - exit from IF block
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Solution 1
Why not just turn it around.
if($bla):
$bla = get_bla();
if(!empty($bla)) {
do($bla);
}
endif;
That way it will only run your code if $bla isn't empty.. That's kinda the point with if-statements
Solution 2
In PHP 5.3 you can use goto
if($bla):
$bla = get_bla();
if(empty($bla)) goto end;
do($bla);
endif;
end:
But personally I think that's an ugly solution.
Solution 3
You can't break if statements, only loops like for or while.
If this if is in a function, use 'return'.
Solution 4
Try this
do {
if($bla) {
$bla = get_bla();
if (empty($bla)) {
break;
}
do($bla);
}
/* You can do more comparisions here */
} while (0);
Solution 5
I cant believe no one have post this solution yet (writing it in my PHP style):
if($bla){do{
$bla = get_bla();
if(empty($bla)) break;
do($bla);
}while(false);}
Complexity still O(1)
Comments
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Alex about 3 years
How can I exit a
if
block if a certain condition is met?I tried using
break
but it doesn't work:if($bla): $bla = get_bla(); if(empty($bla)) break; do($bla); endif;
it says: Fatal error: Cannot break/continue 1 level in...