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Beginner Joined: 10 Feb 2004 Posts: 21 Location: Sweden

Hello!

As the topic implies I have a problem with Index values.
Without dragging into what Iam build these variables/lists are exemples of the real ones except their real names.

#VAR Mains {Main1|Main2}

#VAR Main1 {Alt1|Alt2|Alt3}
#VAR Main2 {Alt4|Alt5|Alt6}

#VAR Alt1 {Info1|Info2|Info3}
#VAR Alt2 {Info4|Info5|Info6}
#VAR Alt3 {Info7|Info8|Info9}
#VAR Alt4 {Info10|Info11|Info12}
#VAR Alt5 {Info13|Info14|Info15}
#VAR Alt6 {Info16|Info17|Info18}

Now I want to be able to view all 3 index values of 3 #FORALL commands that's stacked.
I'll write an example.

#FORALL @Mains {#FORALL @%i {#FORALL @{%%i} {#SAY %%i}}}

That code works in the command line but when I put this line in as alias, it stops working.
I assumed he couldnt understand my functions somehow so I changed the code to this:

#FORALL @Mains {#FORALL @%i {#FORALL %eval( @%repeatnum) {#say %repeatnum}}}

Bold part of the code is the part i changed. Now it works both command line and in alias.
Now it shows me the last index value, which is the most important part.

Here comes the problem. I want to be able to use/view the current index value of ALL the 3 #FORALL.
This code below is the same as above but Iam trying to #say all 3 values.

#FORALL @Mains {#FORALL @%i {#FORALL %eval( @%repeatnum) {#say %i - %repeatnum - %repeatnum}}}
The bold selection is the bit of code I have a problem with. Donno what I should write.

This will show:

Wizard Joined: 15 Jan 2002 Posts: 1644 Location: USA

increment i to the next letter for each inner loop

#foral {%i;#forall {%j;#forall {%k;#forall {%l}}}}