for Tag for PIXES - Processing Instructions XML, EDI & SQL. <meta name="author" content="Joseph R. McVerry - American Coders, Ltd."> <meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;CHARSET=iso-8859-1"> <meta name="classification" content="software, database, developers, Java, Internet, programming"> <meta name="description" content="American Coders, Ltd. - development tools."> <meta name="keywords" content="Java, EDI, XML, Electronic Data Interchange, X12, EDIFact, SQL Programming, Java programming, HIPAA"> </head> <body> <h1>The for Tag</h1> <h2>Description</h2> The for tag allows for initializing, incrementing and testing a value to create a processing loop. Much like the for loop of c, c++, java, ... <h2>Type: Control</h2> <h2>Attributes:</h2> <dl> <DT>test</dt> <DD>any valid combination of constant, variable or method name</dd> <DT>operator</dt> <DD>eq | ne | lt | gt | le| ge</dd> <DT>from</dt> <DD>any valid combination of constant, variable or method name</dd> <DT>to</dt> <DD>any valid combination of constant, variable or method name</dd> <DT>by</dt> <DD>any valid combination of constant, variable or method name</dd> </dl> <h2>Loop Control: NO</h2> <h2>Containing Tags</h2> almost all <h2>Used Within Tags <font size=-1> - suggested </font></h2> almost anywhere <h2>Example</h2> <code> <for test="loopCounter" from=""${one}" operator="gt" to="10"><br> </for> <br> or <br> <for test="loopRegressor" from="100" operator="le" to="0" by="-1"><br> </for> </code> </body> </html>