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Script - how to end script if true
#1
Hi.

I have some code that i want to stop/exit at first line if true. How is this achived in Lua? I can't find a straight answer for this on google.


if VALUE1 < VALUE2 then "don't go to next if: exit, break, return or something like that"
end
if VALUE3 < VALUE4 then do something
end
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#2
You can do this on a few ways.

1) You can return before second if

Code:
if temp1 < temp2 then
  -- do something
  return -- could be with some value
end

if temp3 < temp4 then
 -- do something
end


2) You can nest your second if in the first

Code:
if temp1 < temp2 then
-- do something

 if temp3 < temp4 then
   -- do something
 end

end

3) If in the first if there is only this secondd you can combine your conditions with AND gate

Code:
if temp1 < temp2 and temp3 < temp4 then
  -- do something
end
Done is better than perfect
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#3
Thanks  Smile Nest of the second if was a great solution for my case.
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#4
I think now you will write more powerful programsWink
Done is better than perfect
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