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 Subject :[proc_exit] destroys [for]() - imho a bug.. 07-08-2010 11:14:55 
fabian
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This works fine...
Code:
[cmds] [proc_def_begin](pTest) [for]("vCount2=0","vCount2[4","1") [msg](-100,-100,"for (pTest): %vCount2%", "Message",1,0,0) [for_end] [proc_def_end] [for]("vCount=0","vCount[4","1") [msg](-100,-100,"for: %vCount%", "Message",1,0,0) [proc_call](pTest) [for_end]

...and this not.
Code:
[cmds] [proc_def_begin](pTest) [for]("vCount2=0","vCount2[4","1") [msg](-100,-100,"for (pTest): %vCount2%", "Message",1,0,0) [#] for example: if a = 1, then exit procedure [proc_exit] [for_end] [proc_def_end] [for]("vCount=0","vCount[4","1") [msg](-100,-100,"for: %vCount%", "Message",1,0,0) [proc_call](pTest) [for_end]
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