Probably not very suitable title, but the question is the following.
I've got this piece of code
var someprogram = function(){ if(stopprocess) return; //do things setTimeout(someprogram, 1000); } setTimeout(someprogram, 1000);
Sofar it works. After some number ot iterations, lets say 12, stopprocess is true and whole thing stops. I want to do some more things after the return. So the question is what is the best way to rewrite the structute to be able to do so? Because I need the timeout, but I don't know how else to stop the whole thing without using a return-statement. Any ideas? (I have only one javascript file for this task)
there are many ways to do this simple way is to write all your logic in a function and execute it.
var logic = function(){
//do things
}
and execute it before return
var someprogram = function(){
if(stopprocess){
logic(); // your code is executed now
return;
}
setTimeout(someprogram, 1000);
}
setTimeout(someprogram, 1000);
May be this one works for you:
var someprogram = function() {
if(stopprocess) {
//do the rest
} else {
//do things
setTimeout(someprogram, 1000);
}
}
setTimeout(someprogram, 1000);
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