CONTINUE(1SH)           COMMAND REFERENCE           CONTINUE(1SH)



NAME
     continue - resume next iteration of for or while loop (sh
     built-in)

SYNOPSIS
     continue

DESCRIPTION
     Continue resumes the next iteration of the enclosing for or
     while loop.

EXAMPLES
     The following example is a shell script which prints the
     name of each subdirectory in the current directory and asks
     the user if he or she wants a listing of the contents of
     that directory. If the reply is n, (for no) the directory is
     not listed. This example makes use of continue in two
     places: the first usage makes sure that only directories may
     be listed and the second usage processes the user's reply.

          #!/bin/sh
          for i in *
          {
               if test ! -d "$i"
               then
                    continue
               fi
               echo -n "Do you want to list the directory $i? "
               read f
               if test "n" = "$f"
               then
                    continue
               fi
               ls "$i"
          }

RETURN VALUE
     [NO_ERRS]      Command completed without error.

SEE ALSO
     break(1sh), cd(1sh), chdir(1sh), continue(1csh), csh(1csh),
     echo(1sh), eval(1sh), exec(1sh), exit(1sh), export(1sh),
     hash(1sh), login(1), pwd(1sh), read(1sh), readonly(1sh),
     return(1sh), set(1sh), sh(1sh), shift(1sh), test(1sh),
     times(1sh), trap(1sh), type(1sh), ulimit(1sh), umask(1sh),
     unset(1sh), wait(1sh), which(1sh), and execve(2).









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