| From: | Steve & Ulli Bowman |
| Date: | 11 Aug 2001 at 07:07:22 |
| Subject: | Re: Back to my "ITERATE" problem |
G'day Andrew Bruno,
On 11-Aug-01, on the subject of "[arexx] Back to my "ITERATE" problem",
you spoke thus:
> /* */
>
> ECHO 'Starting the program.'
>
> test.1 = "ANDREW"
> test.2 = "BARNEY"
> test.3 = "CHARLIE"
> test.4 = "DANNIEL"
> test.5 = "EDWARD"
> test.6 = "FREDERICK"
>
> name = "EDWARD"
>
> DO i = 1 to 6
> IF name = test.i THEN
> DO
> ECHO 'Found'
ECHO i <--- Add this
> ITERATE i
> END
> ECHO i
> END
>
> ECHO 'Exiting program'
>
>
>
> The ITERATE i line is added later but this is what I get with the line
> in:
>
The ITERATE command transfers control back to the DO loop without
executing your original ECHO command.
Add the extra Echo command as above so i is echoed in both cases of true
and false.
> So I guess the ITERATE command is not doing what I want.
>
Or not what you expected ;^).
"Size matters not. Look at me. Judge me by my size, do you? Hmmm?"
-- Yoda
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