| ifor {eList} | R Documentation |
'for' Loop with Additional Features
Description
ifor evaluates an expression within a for loop, after applying
iter to the sequence. ifor also allows multiple indexes by
separating each variable name with a ".", such that ifor(x, i.j, ...)
is similar to for (i,j in x) ... if for loops accepted multiple
index values. See comprehension for more details. Assignment to
a variable outside of the function can be accomplished through assign or <<-.
Usage
ifor(ind, x, expr)
Arguments
ind |
variable name whose values are updated each round in the loop. Separate names with "." to allow for multiple variables |
x |
sequence over which to loop |
expr |
expression that is evaluated each round within the loop |
Value
NULL invisibly
Examples
ifor(i.j, zip(1:4, 0:3),{
print(i+j)
})
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