CONTINUE statement in ST

Syntax
`CONTINUE;`

Use the CONTINUE statement to jump over the remaining statements of the current iteration statement FOR, WHILE or REPEAT and to start with the next iteration of FOR, WHILE or REPEAT.

Example for FOR statment with CONTINUE and EXIT

Example for FOR statment with CONTINUE and EXIT
`FUNCTION_BLOCK ExampleForContinueExitDocumentation` `VAR` `count, sum, I : INT;` `END_VAR` `SUM := 0;` `FOR I := 1 TO 100 DO` `IF(I MOD 2 = 0) THEN (* If I = an even number - because the remainder of the division "I / 2" is not equal to 0, )` `CONTINUE; ( the remaining statements are jumped over - due to 'CONTINUE'. The next iteration of the FOR statement is started. )` `END_IF;` `IF(I >= 10) THEN ( If I >= 10, )` `EXIT; ( the FOR statement is terminated - due to 'EXIT'. )` `END_IF;` `SUM := SUM + I; ( This assignment is repeated in the FOR statement, if I='1', I='3', I='5', I='7' and I='9'. *)` `END_FOR;` `END_FUNCTION_BLOCK`

FUNCTION_BLOCK ExampleForContinueExitDocumentation

VAR

    count, sum, I : INT;

  END_VAR

  SUM := 0;

  FOR I := 1 TO 100 DO

    IF(I MOD 2 = 0) THEN    (* If I = an even number - because the remainder of the division "I / 2" is not equal to 0,  *)

      CONTINUE;             (* the remaining statements are jumped over - due to 'CONTINUE'. The next iteration of the FOR statement is started. *)

    END_IF;

    IF(I >= 10) THEN        (* If I >= 10,  *)

      EXIT;                 (* the FOR statement is terminated - due to 'EXIT'. *)

    END_IF;

    SUM := SUM + I;         (* This assignment is repeated in the FOR statement, if I='1', I='3', I='5', I='7' and I='9'. *)

  END_FOR;

END_FUNCTION_BLOCK