int main()
{
string selection;
// print out selection menu
selection = userOption();
cout << selection << endl;
//now perform web parser
webparser(selection);
//now perform searchstring
searchString(selection);
return 0;
}
Above is my partial code string userOption() is a function that print out the menu like this kind
How do i make main don't exit until selection is 4 from userOption
A simple do-while:
int main()
{
string exitstr("4");
string selection;
do {
// print out selection menu
selection = userOption();
cout << selection << endl;
if (selection == exitstr)
break;
//now perform web parser
webparser(selection);
//now perform searchstring
searchString(selection);
} while (1);
return 0;
}
int main()
{
string selection;
while( (selection = userOption()) != "4")
{
cout << selection << endl;
//now perform web parser
webparser(selection);
//now perform searchstring
searchString(selection);
}
return 0;
}
int main()
{
for (;;)
{
string selection;
// print out selection menu
selection = userOption();
cout << selection << endl;
if (selection == "4") break;
//now perform web parser
webparser(selection);
//now perform searchstring
searchString(selection);
}
return 0;
}
Similar to perreals answer. There are many ways how to write "endless" loop, and I think that expressing it in the loop header (either as this or by while(true)
) is better - when you start reading the loop, you know immediatelly that the end condition is somewhere inside.
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