HyperScript 1.7.56

Loops know what they are on: loop-value, numbered for a loop inside a loop, and a loop that counts from one number to another.

Added

• loop-value is what the loop around a line is on, in every kind of loop: the number of the round in loop <n> times, the element in for each, the player in loop all players, the seconds left in countdown. In text it is %loop-value%.

  loop 3 times:
      send "&7Round %loop-value%"

• In a loop inside a loop the values are numbered from the outside in: loop-value-1 is the first loop's, loop-value-2 the one inside it, and so on. The plain loop-value is always the innermost loop's.

  loop from 1 to 3:
      loop from 1 to 3:
          send "&7%loop-value-1% x %loop-value-2% = &f%loop-value-1 * loop-value-2%"

• loop from <number> to <number>: counts from the one to the other, both included, up or down: loop from 1 to 10:, loop from 10 to 1:. by <number> is how far apart the numbers are: loop from 0 to 100 by 25:, loop from 0 to 1 by 0.25:.
• loop <list>: goes through a list without naming a local for the element: loop {queue}:. The element is loop-value.
• loop-index is which round a loop is on, from 1, whatever it goes through, so "%loop-index%. %loop-value%" numbers a list. loop-index-1, loop-index-2 for loops inside loops.

Changed

• loop-number works in every loop and is the same as loop-index. Before, it was only set in loop all players.
• loop-value outside a loop, and a number no loop has (loop-value-3 inside two loops), are refused when the script loads, with a message that says how many loops there are.

Everything that worked before still does: loop 5 times with {_i}:, loop-player, for each {_x} in ....