I'm using javascript, but I'm looking for a general purpose solution that might apply to multiple languages.
I want to have a while loop that runs one time longer than it's supposed to.
For instance (assume the variables are defined above):
while (x != ">") {
i++;
tempStr += x;
x = text[i];
}
So the output of the above code would have tempStr
's last character be ">"
.
The important thing to remember, is that I'm not simply looking to do something like this:
while (x != ">") {
i++;
tempStr += x;
x = text[i];
}
tempStr += x;
The above is just one example where it might be convenient to run the while loop for one final cycle after it's condition is false. And all though I can't share my actual code with you (for legal reasons), just know that the above wouldn't be a solution for the application I have in mind.
It might not be possible to do what I'm trying to do, if so, let me know :)
while(condition || !extraLoopCondition) {
//The usual stuff
if(!condition) {
extraLoopCondition = true;
}
}
While it's not very eloquent, it will definitely do what you want it to
Presumably the last cycle will have condition
to be false at its end