for ... in

Syntax	for identifier in expression statements
Action	Evaluates expression as a list [or the address of a table]. For each item in the list [or in the table], for does the following: 1. assigns the value [the address] of the current item in the list to identifier; 2. executes statements;
Examples	for i in {1, 3, 5, 7} { msg (i); clock.waitSixtieths (30)} It posts the numbers 1, 3, 5 and 7 to the Main Window in sequence, pausing a half-second between each one. folders = {"Extensions", "Control Panels", "Startup Items"} for f in folders { searchFolder (file.getSpecialFolderPath ("", f, false))} This calls the script "searchFolder" for each of three special system folders. for adr in @websites msg (i); clock.waitSixtieths (30)} It posts the address of the items in your websites table to the Main Window in sequence, pausing a half-second between each one.
Notes	Values [addresses] are assigned to identifier in the same order that they appear in the specified list [table]. The action of the for ... in statement for lists can be emulated using a standard for loop and the list and sizeOf verbs, as follows: temp = list (expression) for i = 1 to sizeOf (temp) identifier = temp [i] statements The action of the for ... in statement for tables can be emulated using a standard for loop and the sizeOf verb, as follows: adrtable = address (expression) for i = 1 to sizeOf (adrtable^) identifier = @adrtable^ [i] statements The ability to iterate thru tables was added in Frontier 6.1.
See Also	for sizeOf list break continue