Some computer languages, including C, have a "go" or "go to" command which can be used to shift control to a different part of a function. Question: Does the R language have a corresponding command? (Yes, I am aware that it can be abused; but, in the hands of a good programmer, it is simple to use.) Tom Jones
On 1/10/2007 12:13 AM, Thomas L Jones wrote:> Some computer languages, including C, have a "go" or "go to" command > which can be used to shift control to a different part of a function. > > Question: Does the R language have a corresponding command? (Yes, I am > aware that it can be abused; but, in the hands of a good programmer, > it is simple to use.)No, it doesn't. Duncan Murdoch
Thomas L Jones wrote:> Some computer languages, including C, have a "go" or "go to" command > which can be used to shift control to a different part of a function. > > Question: Does the R language have a corresponding command? (Yes, I am > aware that it can be abused; but, in the hands of a good programmer, > it is simple to use.) >Nope. Only break, next, and return.