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The break statement has two uses You can use it to terminate a case in the switch statement (covered in the section on the switch, earlier in this chapter) You can also use it to force immediate termination of a loop, bypassing the normal loop conditional test This use is examined here When the break statement is encountered inside a loop, the loop is immediately terminated, and program control resumes at the next statement following the loop For example,

#include <stdioh> int main(void) { int t; for(t=0; t<100; t++) { printf("%d ", t); if(t == 10) break; } return 0; }

private PhotoBoxSizeMode _sizeMode; public new PhotoBoxSizeMode SizeMode { get { return _sizeMode; } set { _sizeMode = value; } }

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prints the numbers 0 through 10 on the screen Then the loop terminates because break causes immediate exit from the loop, overriding the conditional test t < 100 Programmers often use the break statement in loops in which a special condition can cause immediate termination For example, here a keypress can stop the execution of the look_up( ) routine:

Use your new control in place of the PictureBox control in the SlideShowForm window. My implementation of this control is available on the book s web site. Also included on the site are the instructions for making this new control, referred to as a custom control, available in the Toolbox window of Visual Studio .NET.

int look_up(char *name) { char tname[40]; int loc; loc = -1; do { loc = read_next_name(tname); if(kbhit()) break; } while(!strcmp(tname, name)); return loc; }

others studios to keep up A few weeks later, Rich Marty of Sony Pictures stated that all the studio s titles from the end of June on would have some level of BD-Live interactivity Marty said that so far one in five BD-Live disc buyers had activated and used the online features Given the difficulty of connecting players to the Internet, 20 percent was a promising number On July 8, the BDA announced that China s DigiRise DRA digital audio coding technology had passed technical evaluation, paving the way for it to be formally adopted for the China version of Blu-ray China remained the last battleground for HD DVD, which had been adapted to form the CBHD (formerly CH-DVD) specification for use in China At the International Symposium on Optical Memory in July, a team of Pioneer engineers presented results showing that a 20-layer Blu-ray discs was viable, potentially providing a whopping 500 Gbytes on a single disc Meanwhile, the final version of AACS was getting closer to takeoff but was still being delayed on the tarmac In September, reports from a BDA news conference indicated that the final license was delayed yet again Published articles referred to industry officials who said that managed copy complications were causing the delay because of concerns that a company could own the rights to release a movie on disc but not as a digital sale, which might or might not encompass a managed copy In private conversations fingers were again pointing to Fox for slowing things down with its almost fanatically cautious scrutiny of details To be fair, there had been plenty of complications and external demands hampering progress throughout the process, such as adding BD+, accommodating the China HD format, and getting the key generation facilities up and running In spite of that, draft documents were circulated with a hoped-for final date in mid October, which would clear the way for managed copy to be available in July 2009 This would also require Blu-ray players released after May 2009 to check for audio watermarks On September 18, 2008, Memorex signaled the inevitable price drops heading into the holiday sales season with the first Blu-ray player priced below $270 Three weeks later, players began to appear at Amazoncom and RadioShackcom on sale for $199, blasting through the $250 barrier that few people expected to be broken before 2009 In spite of the near-meltdown of economies around the world, hopes were high for healthy holidays for Blu-ray, heading into the crucial shopping season for once without a conflicting format to confuse and deter potential buyers Hit titles were coming close to selling a million copies each a breakthrough often considered to herald the coming of age of a new format At long last, Blu-ray was beginning to fulfill its considerable potential.