AppCtrlScript

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FOREACHIN

Applies to
AppCtrlScript (Module: wmACScr1.dll)

Group
Other

See also
FOREACHFILE, FOREACHFOLDER, FOREACHLINEINFILE, WHILE, EXITLOOP

Calls a subroutine once for every substring item in a given string by splitting the source string in substrings using the given separation character or string.

The subroutine can query the current substring with %PAR1%; %PAR2% contains the current index (starting with 1).

Use the EXITLOOP command to exit the loop from within the processed subroutine.

Syntax

FOREACHIN <String>, <SubName>[, <SepStr>][, <SkipEmpty>]

Part

Description

<String> Source string.

<SubName> Subroutine to call for each found substring item. See SUB for details on subroutines.

<SepStr> Optional separation character. If missing the program tries to find a matching separation character like ";", ",", "|" and so on. It is recommended to specify the separation character if known.

<SkipEmpty> 0|1; optional flag if empty strings should be automatically skipped or the subroutine should also be called for empty string parts. Default is 1 which means that empty values are skipped.

Applies to	AppCtrlScript (Module: wmACScr1.dll)
Group	Other
See also	FOREACHFILE, FOREACHFOLDER, FOREACHLINEINFILE, WHILE, EXITLOOP

Part	Description
<String>	Source string.
<SubName>	Subroutine to call for each found substring item. See SUB for details on subroutines.
<SepStr>	Optional separation character. If missing the program tries to find a matching separation character like ";", ",", "\|" and so on. It is recommended to specify the separation character if known.
<SkipEmpty>	0\|1; optional flag if empty strings should be automatically skipped or the subroutine should also be called for empty string parts. Default is 1 which means that empty values are skipped.