Loop While

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This command is a [[Flow Commands|Flow Command]]. This command runs the contained commands as long as a condition returns true. You
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This command is a [[Flow Commands|Flow Command]]. This command runs the contained commands as long as a condition returns true.  
can create any condition necessary to your processes. For example, you could specify that as long as a certain element $exists on a page execute the commands in the loop.  Or using the  
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comparison qualifier, you could say, as long as the variable #number is less than 15 (<15), execute the commands in the loop. The command can be used with any [[Qualifier Functions|qualifier function]]
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You can create any condition necessary to your processes. For example, you could specify that as long as a certain element $exists on a page execute the commands in the loop.   
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Or using the comparison qualifier, you could say, as long as the variable #number is less than 15 (<15), execute the commands in the loop.  
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The command can be used with any [[Qualifier Functions|qualifier function]].
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'''Condition to Wait For:''' The condition that will be determining whether to containing commands will be looped.
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== Example ==
 
== Example ==

Revision as of 15:49, 24 April 2013

This command is a Flow Command. This command runs the contained commands as long as a condition returns true.

You can create any condition necessary to your processes. For example, you could specify that as long as a certain element $exists on a page execute the commands in the loop.

Or using the comparison qualifier, you could say, as long as the variable #number is less than 15 (<15), execute the commands in the loop.

The command can be used with any qualifier function.

Condition to Wait For: The condition that will be determining whether to containing commands will be looped.


Example

set(#number, 0, "Global")
loop while($comparison(#number, "=", 0)) {
    increment(#number)
    add item to list(%my numbers, $account data("Username"), "Delete", "Global")
}

The above script will only run if the variable #number is set to 0. If the variable is set to 0, the loop will run the increment command and the add item to list command, which will add a username to the list. It will not add anymore usernames after the variable has incremented past 0.

File:Loopwhile.png

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