Caché ObjectScript Reference - InterSystems Documentation

a range with initial value, increment, and no limit. Breaks occur when x has the initial values1, 20, and 50.USER>ZBREAK *xUSER>FOR x=1:1:10,20,50:2 {SET t=x QUIT:x>69}USER 2f0>WRITEx=1USER 2f0>gUSER>FOR x=1:1:10,20,50:2 {SET t=x QUIT:x>69}USER 2f0>WRITEt=10x=20USER> 2f0>gUSER>FOR x=1:1:10,20,50:2 {SET t=x QUIT:x>69}USER 2f0>WRITEt=20x=50USER 2f0>gUSER>WRITEt=70x=70Terminating a FOR Loop with QUIT or GOTOA FOR loop is terminated by a QUIT only if the QUIT appears within the code block. IfCaché encounters a QUIT in a subroutine called by the DO command, it terminates only thesubroutine, not the FOR loop itself.A FOR loop is terminated by a GOTO that transfers control outside of its code block. AFOR loop is not terminated by a GOTO that transfers control within its code block. If aGOTO exits from a subroutine called by the DO command, Caché exits only the DO command,not the FOR loop.See Also• FOR (legacy version) command• DO WHILE command• WHILE command• IF command• GOTO command• DO command• QUIT commandFORCaché ObjectScript Reference 45