It does, it's just not how you would normally expect to implement it with a break statement. When you set up the loop there is a check box on the screen that says check the condition continuously. What this does is place the loop itself in a thread and then has another thread that monitors the conditions you have set and anytime one of the conditions is no longer satisfied it kills the other thread thereby breaking the loop. Simply place the condition that you want to break on in the conditional logic statement for the loop and check the box on the loop screen.
This also works for if statements so that you can break an if statement at any time the condition is no longer satistfied
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Thank you very much
Hello Everyone,
I wonder if we have in universal program robot something like Break the loop if a specific condition will be triggered.
Thanks In Advance,
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