Hi all

Is there a workaround for this. I am trying to decode a logic in the else block and if it passes then i dont want it exit out of the loop but go to Line 12. Is there a workaround for this?

Please let me know .. I have attached the code below

Krishnar

1: while (<READ_FILE>) {
2:      if ($cur_code == $area_code) {
3:           //Some logic here
4:       }
5:    else{
6:        $cur_code = $area_code;
7:        if($first_time == 1){
8:            $first_time = 0;
9:            last ;
10:        }
11:     }
12:    print "Hello";
13:  }

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Edited 2004-08-18 by mirod: added <code> and <p> tags

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