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EasyBuilder8000 User’s Manual for [Counter] = <StartValue> to <EndValue> [step <StepValue>] [Statements] next [Counter] or for [Counter] = <StartValue> down <EndValue> [step <StepValue>] [Statements] next [Counter] Example: for a = 0 to 10 step 2 b=a next a Syntax description: for Must be used to begin the statement [Counter] Required. This is the controlling statement. The result of evaluating the variable is used as a test of comparison. <StartValue> Required. The initial value of [Counter] to/down Required. This determines if the <step> increments or decrements the <Counter>. “to” increments <Counter> by <StepValue>. “down” decrements <Counter> by <StepValue>. <EndValue> Required. The test point. If the <Counter> is greater than this value, the macro exits the loop. step Optional. Specifies that a <StepValue> other than one is to be used. [StepValue] Optional. The increment/decrement step of <Counter>. It can be omitted when the value is 1 If [step <StepValue>] are omitted the step value defaults to 1. [Statements] Optional. Statements to execute when the evaluation is TRUE. “for-next” loops may be nested. next Required. [Counter] Optional. This is used when nesting for-next loops. 443
