For

for runs the line or block after it once for each value of variable, counting from start to end. It counts up when start is smaller than end and down when it is larger.

Parameters

Parameter	Meaning
variable	The counter. Any variable works, including system variables such as #FindIndex.
start	First value, a whole number.
end	Last value, a whole number. It is read once, when the loop starts: changing it inside the loop has no effect.

A block is a { line, the lines to run, and a matching } line. The { has to be the very next line: a blank line or a comment in between means only that line belongs to the command, and the block after it runs every time. Braces go on lines of their own. Without a block, only the next line is repeated.

Leave a loop early with break, or skip to the next value with continue.

Examples

for %i 1 20
{
  event sysmessage %i
  wait 10
}
halt

Counting down, and using a system variable as the counter:

for %i 10 1
  event sysmessage %i

finditem POF C_ , #BackpackID
for #FindIndex 1 #FindCnt
  event sysmessage #FindID holds #FindStack gold
halt

See also

• While
• Repeat … Until
• Break
• Continue
• #FindIndex

Based on the EasyUO wiki, edited for EasyUO Reforged. This text is available under the GNU Free Documentation License 1.2.