<html>
<head>
<!-- Answer2-TCA.html - based on Sam Brodkin's answer 2
1) Modified to emit end-of-table tag *before* prompting to continue.
This "flushes the buffer" on the table and synchronizes the input and
output.
2) Modified to use a separate window for the output, just in case.
3) Closes output window at end of run to prepare for "reload" of the main window.
-->
<SCRIPT>
<!--
//declare global variables
var i = 0;
var numCounter = 0;
var numCells = 0;
//This function wraps numbers passed to it in table html
function tablify(i,win) {
if (numCells == 0) { //starts cells at 0
win.document.write("<tr>"); //starts the row
}
numCells++; //increments cells by 1
win.document.write("<td>" + i + "</td>"); //writes the cells
if (numCells == 10) { //sets number of cells across to 10
win.document.write("</tr>"); //ends the row
numCells = 0; //sets cells back to 0 in the loop
}
}
//-->
</SCRIPT>
</head>
<body>
<!-- following code added by server. PLEASE REMOVE -->
<!-- preceding code added by server. PLEASE REMOVE -->
<SCRIPT>
<!--
newwin=window.open("","","width=300,height=300,menubars=yes,scrollbars=yes,resizable=yes")
newwin.document.write("Hello");
newwin.document.write("<TABLE BORDER=2>");
//whileloop: //label the while loop "whileloop"
whileloop: while (i < 100) {
i++; //increment i by 1
numCounter++; //increment counter by 1
tablify(i,newwin); //call Tablify function
if (numCounter == 25) { //when the counter reaches 25
newwin.document.writeln("</table><table border=2>");
bResult = confirm("we're at " + i + " continue?");
if (bResult == false) {
newwin.document.writeln("</TR>");
break whileloop;
}
//start new table. this gets it to print each time
//otherwise we have to wait till the end to see the numbers print
newwin.document.write("<TABLE BORDER=2>");
numCounter = 0; //reset counter. Could have used mod function
//instead of this counter //reset counter to 0
}
}
newwin.document.write("</table>");
newwin.document.close();
//-->
</SCRIPT>
<BODY></HTML>
