Stop one code in a for-loop in unityscript

Question

I've got a for-loop which you can see at the bottom of this question, inside this for-loop are multiple if-statements, I want it that if one of those if-statement is called, that if-statement gets disabled for the rest of that for-loop. Is there anyway of doing that?

for (var i = 0; i < chunksInScene.length ; i++) {
    if(chunksInScene[i].name.Substring(0,5) == "Chunk" || chunksInScene[i].name.Substring(0,5) == "_TERR" || chunksInScene[i].name.Substring(0,5) == "ACTIV") {
        if(chunksInScene[i].tag != "Player") {
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk1)){load1 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk2)){load2 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk3)){load3 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk4)){load4 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk5)){load5 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk6)){load6 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk7)){load7 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk8)){load8 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk9)){load9 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk10)){load10 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk11)){load11 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk12)){load12 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk13)){load13 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk14)){load14 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk15)){load15 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk16)){load16 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk17)){load17 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk18)){load18 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk19)){load19 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk20)){load20 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk21)){load21 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk22)){load22 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk23)){load23 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk24)){load24 = false;continue;}
                if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk25)){load25 = false;continue;}
        }
    }
}

Answer 1

As an alternative to the other answers, you could use delegates. Make each if statement a delegate, put them all in a Set, then just have the main loop going over the entire set. Once an if is triggered, remove it from the set and continue.

Answer 2

Add else and whitespace after the each if statement. (exept of the last if)

if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk1){load1 = false;continue;}else
if(chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk2){load2 = false;continue;}else
...

Answer 3

Since you don't want to stop the loop, but for the reminder of the loop ignore the if statement that executed. Then you need to create a condition for every if statement.

You can create an array of type boolean and set it to false once inside one of those ifs. Like this:

var myArray : boolean[] = new boolean[NUMBER_OF_IFs];

if(myArray[0] && chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk1)
{
   load1 = false;
   myArray[0] = false;
   continue;
}

You need to make sure that for each element of the array there is an element that represents an if statement.

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This is how it would look like in your code:

var myArray : boolean[] = new boolean[25];

for (var i = 0; i < chunksInScene.length ; i++) 
{
   // I changed this part, the long if statement was driving me crazy.
   var temp = chuckInScene[i].name.Substring(0,5);

   if((temp == "Chunk" || temp == "_TERR" || temp == "ACTIV") && chunksInScene[i].tag != "Player")
   {
       if(myArray[0] && chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk1))
         {load1 = false; myArray[0] = false;continue;}

       if(myArray[1] && chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk2))
         {load2 = false; myArray[1] = false; continue;}

       if(myArray[2] && chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk3))
         {load3 = false; myArray[2] = false; continue;}

       .
       .
       .
       // You write the rest.
       if(myArray[25] && chunksInScene[i].Equals(chunk25))
         {load25 = false; myArray[25]; continue;}
    }
}