actions:Redirect_Control_Flow
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| actions:Redirect_Control_Flow [2024/10/21 02:28] – peternlewis | actions:Redirect_Control_Flow [2026/01/02 03:24] (current) – peternlewis | ||
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| * Forum example: [How To Stop a Specific Instance of a Running Macro](https:// | * Forum example: [How To Stop a Specific Instance of a Running Macro](https:// | ||
| * [[https:// | * [[https:// | ||
| + | * Note that the empty string, or the string “THIS” will cancel the currently executing macro. | ||
| * Retry This Loop — Skip to the start of this loop and continue executing. | * Retry This Loop — Skip to the start of this loop and continue executing. | ||
| * Continue Loop — Skip to the end of this loop and continue executing, possibly looping. | * Continue Loop — Skip to the end of this loop and continue executing, possibly looping. | ||
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| Whichever action you choose you can still select one of the others from the pop-up menu. | Whichever action you choose you can still select one of the others from the pop-up menu. | ||
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| + | For these purposes, any of the loop actions (For Each, Repeat, Until, While) are considered to be loops. Group is not considered to be a loop (use a `Repeat 1 Time` if you want to be able to Continue or Retry or Break from a single list of actions that is otherwise executed once). | ||
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| + | The behaviour of the Retry, Continue, or Break From Loop actions is undefined if they are not within a loop and is subject to change. Currently the surrounding macro itself is considered a loop. | ||
| ===== See Also ===== | ===== See Also ===== | ||
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