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How to use goto statement in flexscript ?

I want to move out from a particular loop (nested loops), therefore i preferred to choose goto statement. but in flexscript it is not working. Need an idea of how to use goto statement in flexscript

FlexSim 23.1.2
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Matthew Gillespie answered

The FlexScript language does not have a goto statement. You'd have to use some other method, like setting a flag and using break statements.

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Joerg Vogel answered

Translate your code into custom source code blocks in Process Flow. Then you can create “goto“ statements by connections. If you use this extensively, you get spaghetti code which is often a result of “goto” statements.

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