Difficulties with for() {while(){}}

Em Qua 16 Nov 2005 11:30, jim holtman escreveu:

What do you mean by 'abort'? Does an 'error' occur that you want to catch?
If so, look at 'try'. Otherwise if it is testable, then just test for the
condition and restart.

Hi,

this is not a real error, is a situation whitout a resolution.

Is, I try to test the condition and restart, but how to restart all?

Matthias suggest the use of initialize, I dont undertande how to use this.

I try this:

myfunction <- function(...) {

  ## Init of function
  ...

  for(i in test) {
    ...

    while(j <= test2) {
    ...
      test3 <- make a test 
      if(test3 == error) {
      myfunction(...)
      }
    }
  }
}

This is the best way to make this?

In this case I need to put all arguments initialized in function(...) on the 
myfunction(...) .

Thanks
Ronaldo

Fa??a algo ?? prova de idiotas e algu??m far?? um idiota melhor.
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