> The "repeat for each" form works on a different assumption:
> in cases where you know tText won't change during the loop,
> the engine can afford to keep a pointer into tText that tells
> it where it left off. Each time through the loop it only
> counts forward from where it last left off to the end of the
> next line, so it scales beautifully: each iteration takes
> almost exactly the same time as the last.
>
> And with specifying a chunk variable in the repeat statement,
> the chunk is already parsed and stored in that var each
> iteration, ready for use.
Wouldn't it be great if we had:
repeat for each line tMyLine in tData with counter tCounter
doSomething(tMyLine)
end repeat
-- Then use tCounter thereafter...
Just a suggestion...
:-)
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
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Web Site: http://www.sonsothunder.com/
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