/while

Syntax

/while (condition) {
`...`
}

Description

Executes the commands between { and } while the expression condition evaluates to true. Note that } must be on a line by its own. You can end a /while loop immediately with /break or try the next iteration with /continue.

Examples

/declare varname int 0
/while (${varname) < 5) {
  /varcalc varname ${varname}+1
  /echo ${varname}
}

Will output:

 1
 2
 3
 4
 5

/declare varname int 0
/while (${varname) < 5) {
  /varcalc varname ${varname}+1
  /if ({$varname} == 3) /continue
  /echo ${varname}
}

Will output:

 1
 2
 4
 5

/declare varname int 0
/while (${varname) < 5) {
  /varcalc varname ${varname}+1
  /if ({$varname} == 3) /break
  /echo ${varname}
}

Will output:

 1
 2

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Republished and possibly modified from https://docs.macroquest.org/reference/commands/while/