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forList

forList is a for-like from any list. This is a polymorphic function.

Prototype :

fun [fun [u0 I] u1 [u0 r1]] I

• fun [u0 I] u1 : function called to each item. The two arguments are : the value and the index
• [u0 r1] : any list

Return : I 0 if no error occurs during the loop, else nil

IMPORTANT : if function returns nil, the loop stops, similar at a 'break' instruction.

See also :

forI

forTab

listRange

listRangeF

Example

typeof myList = [I r1];;
	
fun fDisplayList (item)=
	_fooId item;;	// 1 3 5 7 9

fun main ()=
	_showconsole;
	set myList = listRange 1 5 2;	// listRange creates an integer list from an initial value, a size and an incremention value
	forList @fDisplayList myList;
	0;;

Note : if you need more arguments to 'fDisplayList', you can use mkfunX function(s) or use global(s) variable(s). An example can be found to set_nth_list.