loop for multiple times

[freelancer]

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone could help me out with a loop command.

I'm trying to run a specific function multiple times. I don't want an infinite loop however. I just want to run it for 30 times.

In another "macro language" it was something like this:

Loop, 30

{

function1()

function2()

}

Can anyone 'translate' this into AutoIt ? I'm using v3.

thanks in advance.

[GaryFrost]

Hi,

I was wondering if anyone could help me out with a loop command.

I'm trying to run a specific function multiple times. I don't want an infinite loop however. I just want to run it for 30 times.

In another "macro language" it was something like this:

Loop, 30

{

function1()

function2()

}

Can anyone 'translate' this into AutoIt ? I'm using v3.

thanks in advance.

for $x = 1 to 30

  function1()

  function2()

next

[freelancer]

Great, thanks a lot! One question: is that it? You're creating the variable $x and using the for statement, shouldn't it be in a greater part then?

Edited October 23, 2005 by freelancer

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Great, thanks a lot! One question: is that it? You're creating the variable $x and using the for statement, shouldn't it be in a greater part then?

Hi freelancer, you should read the following section of the help file:

AutoIT -> Language Reference -> Loop Statements.

Cheers

Kurt

[freelancer]

I didn't understand that part up until now with that example, thanks indeed.