Within a function used by forEach() you can ‘return’ to simulate a continue:

var aList = new Array(1,2,3,4);
dojo.forEach(aList,function(nArg) {
if ( nArg == 2 ) return;
console.log(nArg);
});
// outputs 1,3,4


You could add some more code to simulate break, but by the time you do that one has to wonder whether it’s worth using the forEach construct in the first place.


dojo.some(array, function(val){
// do something useful
return criterium(val); // break if true
});


To the rest of dojo team: Guys, the documentation is your advertising. Newcomers will not consider that you were almost THE_FIRST framework outhere. Rare teamlead/architect will approve using of framework with absent tutorials and API doc. Wake up! Old good days passed. Now you have to compete. No offenses, but compare your doco with http://extjs.com/deploy/dev/docs/.

http://trac.dojotoolkit.org/changeset/5185

But don’t know if it survived the Great Reorg for 0.9