Loop For                                                                    Last updated 2010.1.18 (v1.0 Eng)

This command is used to repeat the command lines in the block for the specified number of times. Given an initial value and a terminal value, the loop will repeat while increasing the variable by 1.

The number of executions can be calculated as:

• Number to Executions = Terminal Value - Initial Value + 1

This is the equivalent of the "for" function in C language.

Usage

• Choose the appropriate 3 parameters (variable, Start value, End value) necessary for the command.
  

• The initial value must be less than the terminal value. If the initial value is greater than the terminal value, the loop will not be executed.
• A block is always required. (However, if the block consists of only one line, the block need not be enclosed with brackets.)
  
• Use the Break Loop command to exit the loop.

Example

• This example will repeat the loop as many as the detected sound quantity.