Difference between revisions of "Manual:DIL Manual/while()"

Latest revision as of 22:31, 4 December 2025

while:
    The while statement lets you execute a series of
    statements while an expression evaluates to TRUE.

Example:


 dilbegin foo();
   code
dilend

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while:
    The while statement lets you execute a series of
    statements while an expression evaluates to TRUE.

Example:


 dilbegin foo();
   code
dilend

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+<span id="dcwhile"></span>
+ '''while:'''
+     The while statement lets you execute a series of
+     statements while an expression evaluates to TRUE.
+ '''Example:'''
+ <nowiki>
+ dilbegin foo();
+   code
+dilend</nowiki>
+ ---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---~---
 <span id="dcwhile"></span>
   '''while:'''
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   dilbegin foo();
     code
-   {
+dilend</nowiki>
-     while (not self.inside) {
-       exec("say I own nothing", self);
-       pause;
-     }
-     exec("say ahh.. now i own something", self);
-   }
-   dilend</nowiki>
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