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Hi,
John VanSickle wrote:
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> Or make it like C really is:
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> #for (whatever initialization you want;
> condition to continue;
> whatever update you want)
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> #end
Not exactly like C is!
I think if you want it like C then the syntax is:
#for (whatever you want;
whatever you want;
whatever you want)
as for in C and C++ you can do _anything_ in for-specification block,
even everything else than initialisation, break condition and update
code. You could even leave everything of the initialisation, break
condition and update code and do anything else.
Huuuuuuu. very ugly......
Yours Axel
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