changing a variable with a for loop

[Hawkwing]

If I wanted to have a for loop like so:

for $i = $x to $y
next

and I wanted $x always be equal to $i, would I have to add $x = $i or would this work?

$i = $x
for $i = $i to $y
next

Edited September 1, 2009 by Hawkwing

[wolf9228]

If I wanted to have a for loop like so:

for $i = $x to $y
next

and I wanted $x always be equal to $i, would I have to add $x = $i or would this work?

$i = $x
for $i = $i to $y
next

What do you want to do

Write the full code of the process

that you want to do

[Hawkwing]

Well, I'm not actually writing a code. I don't have access to a computer with autoit right now, and I was just wondering if there was some sort of ByRef thing for a for loop.

[Manjish]

If you want $x always be equal to $i then you'll have to write it as:

$x=0
$y=10
for $i=$x to $y
 $x=$i
 MsgBox(4096,"",$x&"  "&$i)
 Next

[Belfigor]

$y=10

For $x=$0 to $y

MsgBox(4096,"",$x&","&$i)

Next

Why dont just use code like this?

[jvanegmond]

$y=10

For $x=$0 to $y

MsgBox(4096,"",$x&","&$i)

Next

Why dont just use code like this?

Because coding like that makes your app crash on a undefined variable error.

[WolfWorld]

$y=10

For $x=$0 to $y

MsgBox(4096,"",$x&","&$i)

Next

Why dont just use code like this?

Hello, where did the $i go?

[Manjish]

$y=10

For $x=$0 to $y

MsgBox(4096,"",$x&","&$i)

Next

Why dont just use code like this?

What's $0, my friend?? And where did $i come from suddenly in Msgbox?

Edited September 2, 2009 by Manjish

[WolfWorld]

What's $0, my friend?? And where did $i come from suddenly in Msgbox?

Don't even bother, it's just a pure mess.

Edit: grammar police

Edited September 2, 2009 by WolfWorld

[jvanegmond]

All aboard the bandwagon.