for Statement C Style

Action

Uses C-style iteration to control the number of times a statement executes.

Syntax

for([init-stmt]; [boolean-expr]; [incr-stmt])
  statements

Variable	Description
`init-stmt`	Optional: An assignment or function call that initializes the index of the loop.
`boolean-expr`	Optional: An assignment or function call that tests the termination condition of the loop.
`incr-stmt`	Optional: A relational expression specifying the loop increment. If you omit `boolean-expr`, the relational expression is interpreted as permanently TRUE.
`statements`	Code to be executed in the loop; either a single statement or a series of statements.

Notes

You can omit one, two, or all three of the expressions, but you cannot omit the semicolons.

Example

[-] testcase ForCExample()
	[ ] INTEGER i
	[-] for(i = 1; i < 5; ++i)
		[ ] Print(i)
	[ ] // This script prints:
	[ ] // 1
	[ ] // 2
	[ ] // 3
	[ ] // 4