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

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<span id="forea"></span>
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'''foreach:'''
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  Foreach is an easy way to process all the units in the
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  local environment relative to the 'self' executing the
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  foreach. Foreach takes care of creating a list of local
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  units, and of securing them. You can use both break and
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  continue in a foreach statement. The unit executing the
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  foreach ('self') is always a part of the foreach.
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      It is important to understand that the units in the local
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      environment are relative to the 'self' executing the foreach.
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'''Example:'''
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    This foreach is copied onto the spell caster, and hence all units
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    relative to the spell caster (i.e. self) are processed in the foreach.
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    Assume that it was executed on the spell caster's staff, then all units
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    found would be relative to the staff, i.e. the spell caster's inventory.
  
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<nowiki>
  
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...
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    foreach (UNIT_ST_PC|UNIT_ST_NPC, u)
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...</nowiki>
 
<span id="forea"></span>
 
<span id="forea"></span>
 
  '''foreach:'''
 
  '''foreach:'''
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  ...
 
  ...
 
     foreach (UNIT_ST_PC|UNIT_ST_NPC, u)
 
     foreach (UNIT_ST_PC|UNIT_ST_NPC, u)
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    {
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...</nowiki>
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      if (u.hp < u.max_hp)
 
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      {
 
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          act("Warm raindrops fall upon you, cleaning your wounds.",
 
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              A_ALWAYS, u, null, null, TO_CHAR);
 
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          u.hp := u.hp + 6;
 
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          if (u.hp > u.max_hp)
 
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            u.hp := u.max_hp;
 
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      }
 
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      else
 
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        act("Warm raindrops fall upon you.",
 
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            A_ALWAYS, u, null, null, TO_CHAR);
 
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      pause;
 
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    }
 
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...</nowiki>
 

Latest revision as of 22:31, 4 December 2025

foreach:
  Foreach is an easy way to process all the units in the
  local environment relative to the 'self' executing the
  foreach. Foreach takes care of creating a list of local
  units, and of securing them. You can use both break and
  continue in a foreach statement. The unit executing the
  foreach ('self') is always a part of the foreach.

      It is important to understand that the units in the local
      environment are relative to the 'self' executing the foreach.

Example:
    This foreach is copied onto the spell caster, and hence all units
    relative to the spell caster (i.e. self) are processed in the foreach.
    Assume that it was executed on the spell caster's staff, then all units
    found would be relative to the staff, i.e. the spell caster's inventory.


 ...
    foreach (UNIT_ST_PC|UNIT_ST_NPC, u)
...


foreach:
  Foreach is an easy way to process all the units in the
  local environment relative to the 'self' executing the
  foreach. Foreach takes care of creating a list of local
  units, and of securing them. You can use both break and
  continue in a foreach statement. The unit executing the
  foreach ('self') is always a part of the foreach.

      It is important to understand that the units in the local
      environment are relative to the 'self' executing the foreach.

Example:
    This foreach is copied onto the spell caster, and hence all units
    relative to the spell caster (i.e. self) are processed in the foreach.
    Assume that it was executed on the spell caster's staff, then all units
    found would be relative to the staff, i.e. the spell caster's inventory.


 ...
    foreach (UNIT_ST_PC|UNIT_ST_NPC, u)
...
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