break out of an if() block in PHP
By: Strata Ranger
Although most programmers are aware of this already, if for whatever reason you need to 'break' out of an if() block (which, unlike switch() is not considered a looping structure) just wrap it in an appropriate looping structure, such as a do-while(false):
<?php
do if ($foo)
{
// Do something first...
// Shall we continue with this block, or exit now?
if
($abort_if_block) break;
// Continue doing something...
} while (false);
?>
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