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Linking script back again after else

Asked by Poh Wei Pin

Example Script: [Roughly What i wrote]

If Exists("Picture A")
  Click("Me 1")
  Click("Me 2")

Else
   Click("Him1")
   Click("Him 2")

Now Here comes my problem....
Is there anyway to link back to my script again after the else??

[What i actually wanted]

If Exists("Picture A")
  BACK TO HERE <--------------
  Click("Me 1") |
  Click("Me 2") |
                                                        |
Else |
   Click("Him1") |
   Click("Him 2") |
                                                        |
 CONTINUE BACK TO EXISTS >-|

More Examples:

In CMD language,
I wrote this:
If Exists("Picture A")
  :Blah
  Click("Me 1")
  Click("Me 2")

Else
   Click("Him1")
   Click("Him 2")
   :Blah [Linking Blah to the top Blah]

Please help me thank you!

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Roman Podolyan (podolyan-roman) said : 		#1

Poh Wei Pin, your logic are not that clear to me (you put label "Blah" after If/Exist statements, not before it to have If run again).

The simple answer for you question is "Yes", you can execute If forever with While infinite looping, see at
 http://www.tutorialspoint.com/python/python_while_loop.htm example "The Infinite Loop"

Like that:
while True :
 If Exists("Picture A")
   Click("Me 1")
   Click("Me 2")

 Else
    Click("Him1")
    Click("Him 2")

To break the infinite loop when needed you might use Break Python operator.

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