How to break out of 2 loops without a flag variable in C#?

Question

As a trivial example lets say I have the following grid and I am looking for a particular cells value. When found I no longer need to process the loops.

foreach(DataGridViewRow row in grid.Rows) {     foreach(DataGridViewCell cell in row.Cells)     {         if(cell.Value == myValue)         {             //Do Something useful             //break out of both foreach loops.         }     } } 

How is this done in C#. In Java I could use a label to name the outermost loop, and then break that loop, but I can't seem to find an equivelant in C#.

What is the tersest way of accomplishing this in c#? I know I can set a boolean flag, and check it in the outer loop to break out of that one as well, but it just seems too verbose.

Thanks,

Answer 1

1

foreach(DataGridViewRow row in grid.Rows)    foreach(DataGridView cell in row.Cells)       if (cell.Value == somevalue) {          // do stuff          goto End;       } End:    // more stuff 

2

void Loop(grid) {     foreach(row in grid.Rows)        foreach(cell in row.Cells)            if (something) {                // do stuff                   return;            } } 

3

var cell = (from row in grid.Rows.OfType<DataGridViewRow>()             from cell in row.Cells.OfType<DataGridViewCell>()             where cell.Value == somevalue             select cell    ).FirstOrDefault();  if (cell != null) {    // do stuff }