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Any tips to updating 'for loop' index!

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el-musleh
el-musleh le 4 Jan 2020
Commenté : el-musleh le 5 Jan 2020
Hi, I have an issue while writing a code for a similar situation which is making the 'for loop' repeat again if the index variable updated its value within the loop! for instance, I want the 'for loop' for 'y' to repeat if a flag reach!
Any tips or best approach to implement it! Thanks!
check2nd_t=1;
for x=1:10
%some code
for y=1:10
%if abv(x) >= abb(y)
for z=1:10
if abv(x) > abc(z)
%done
break;
end
if y==10 & z==10 & check2nd_t ~=2 %is it && would make any change!?
check2nd_t=2;
y=1; %***my main point, I want the y loop to repaet again***
%some code
end
end
%some code
end
end

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Walter Roberson
Walter Roberson le 5 Jan 2020
check2nd_t=1;
for x=1:10
%some code
do_again = true;
while do_again
do_again = false;
for y=1:10
%if abv(x) >= abb(y)
for z=1:10
if abv(x) > abc(z)
%done
break;
end
if y==10 & z==10 & check2nd_t ~=2 %is it && would make any change!?
check2nd_t=2;
do_again = true;
break;
%***my main point, I want the y loop to repaet again***
%some code
end
end
if do_again; break; end
%some code
end
end
end
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el-musleh
el-musleh le 5 Jan 2020
Thank you for highlighting this method, it leads me to fix the code and run smoothly! (I'd think of it!)

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per isakson
per isakson le 4 Jan 2020
Modifié(e) : per isakson le 5 Jan 2020
The documentation on for says:
Avoid assigning a value to the index variable within the loop statements. The for statement overrides any changes made to index within the loop.
The intention of your loop (from the first version of your question)
for x=1:10
if x==10
x=1;
end
end
may be implemented by
x = 1; % or maybe 0
while x <= 10
if x==10
x=1;
else
x = x + 1;
end
end
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Image Analyst
Image Analyst le 5 Jan 2020
Which of the 3 for loops do you want to repeat? The x, y, or z loop? You should really be using while's instead of for's.
el-musleh
el-musleh le 5 Jan 2020
I want to repeat the 'y' loop if z and y reach the end.
Yup, I'd used a while loop as well, thanks to Walter Roberson show a code explains it!
Thank you all!

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