A Couple Examples
This is an example of a regular counter style loop...
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Usage: var:variable-name = expression
Description: Sets the variable specified variable-name to expression. Expression can be any concatenated string, literal text, or Mathematical expression, and can include other variables, DOM elements, or webDOM settings.:i=1
loop
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Usage: loop:condition;loop-condition;command
Description:
Starts a loop block which will loop until loop-condition is no longer satisfied.
This is much like while loops in most standard programming languges. The first condition can be set to (true or false), and the loop-condition uses the conditional operators (<<, >>, ==, !=, <=, >=,
command is the command that's carried out at the end of the loop. Often times loops include incrementing a variable as the command at the end of the loop. An example loop would be "loop:true;var.i<<30;var:i=var.i+1" which would loop until the variable "i" was over 30.
When inside of a loop, the variable being used can be referenced by using "[]" brackets i.e: "dom.a.[var:i].innerhtml=foo" would set all of the link names in the loop range to "foo".
All loops must include an endloop call afterwards at risk of looping infinitely.
:true;var.i<<10;varClick on command to see examples & comments
Usage: var:variable-name = expression
Description: Sets the variable specified variable-name to expression. Expression can be any concatenated string, literal text, or Mathematical expression, and can include other variables, DOM elements, or webDOM settings.:i=var.i + 1
echo
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Usage: echo:statement
Description: Echoes a statement to the status output. The statement can be a literal string, or a concatenated string.:Link number ^var.i^ says "^dom.a.[var
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Usage: var:variable-name = expression
Description: Sets the variable specified variable-name to expression. Expression can be any concatenated string, literal text, or Mathematical expression, and can include other variables, DOM elements, or webDOM settings.:i].innerhtml^"
endloop
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Usage: endloop
Description: Ends a loop block. All endloop commands must come after an accompanying loop command.
This is an example of a loop that goes on forever and outputs the subject from the PM settings into the message input on a site. If message randomization is used in the PM settings and there was enough dynamic phrasing going on in the messages themselves, it would never say the same message twice. (Infinite loops are not recommended.)
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Usage: loop:condition;loop-condition;command
Description:
Starts a loop block which will loop until loop-condition is no longer satisfied.
This is much like while loops in most standard programming languges. The first condition can be set to (true or false), and the loop-condition uses the conditional operators (<<, >>, ==, !=, <=, >=,
command is the command that's carried out at the end of the loop. Often times loops include incrementing a variable as the command at the end of the loop. An example loop would be "loop:true;var.i<<30;var:i=var.i+1" which would loop until the variable "i" was over 30.
When inside of a loop, the variable being used can be referenced by using "[]" brackets i.e: "dom.a.[var:i].innerhtml=foo" would set all of the link names in the loop range to "foo".
All loops must include an endloop call afterwards at risk of looping infinitely.
:true;1==1;wait:3dom.input.message.value=wd.pm.subject
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Description: Returns the subject of the currently loaded message in the PM section.
click
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Usage: click:element
Description: Clicks a DOM element specified by element.:dom.input.Send
endloop
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Usage: endloop
Description: Ends a loop block. All endloop commands must come after an accompanying loop command.
here's a loop that is a novel way of getting through elements on a page... by using them and throwing them away...
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Usage: loop:condition;loop-condition;command
Description:
Starts a loop block which will loop until loop-condition is no longer satisfied.
This is much like while loops in most standard programming languges. The first condition can be set to (true or false), and the loop-condition uses the conditional operators (<<, >>, ==, !=, <=, >=,
command is the command that's carried out at the end of the loop. Often times loops include incrementing a variable as the command at the end of the loop. An example loop would be "loop:true;var.i<<30;var:i=var.i+1" which would loop until the variable "i" was over 30.
When inside of a loop, the variable being used can be referenced by using "[]" brackets i.e: "dom.a.[var:i].innerhtml=foo" would set all of the link names in the loop range to "foo".
All loops must include an endloop call afterwards at risk of looping infinitely.
:true;<IMG<in>dom.body.1.innerhtmlremove
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Usage: remove:element
Description: Removes the DOM element specified by element from the loaded page.:dom.img.1
endloop
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Usage: endloop
Description: Ends a loop block. All endloop commands must come after an accompanying loop command.
