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i'm having difficulty comprehending the "i" in:
... and i was wondering if someone could clear this up for me?? thankyou ahead of time
edit:
infact what is "for" could you point my to a tut about it or tell me what role it plays so i can look it up myslef?
from what i can gather with educated guessing is that "for" is like saying "as long as blah blah then proceede" however problem with that theory is that i could just use "if"
another theory i thought up is that "for" is like a macro so it's saying that i=0...check...i is less then I....check......add to i.... well thats my guess
Code:
function bool GetNearestShop()
{
local KFGameType KFGT;
local int i,l;
local float Dist,BDist;
local ShopVolume Sp;
KFGT = KFGameType(Level.Game);
if( KFGT==None )
return false;
l = KFGT.ShopList.Length;
for( i=0; i<l; i++ )[COLOR="Lime"]// this part mainly... what does it mean?[/COLOR]
{
if( !KFGT.ShopList[i].bCurrentlyOpen || KFGT.ShopList[i].BotPoint==None )
continue;
Dist = VSize(KFGT.ShopList[i].Location-Pawn.Location);
if( Dist<BDist || Sp==None )
{
Sp = KFGT.ShopList[i];
BDist = Dist;
}
}
if( Sp==None )
return false;
ShoppingPath = Sp.BotPoint;
return true;
}... and i was wondering if someone could clear this up for me?? thankyou ahead of time
edit:
infact what is "for" could you point my to a tut about it or tell me what role it plays so i can look it up myslef?
from what i can gather with educated guessing is that "for" is like saying "as long as blah blah then proceede" however problem with that theory is that i could just use "if"
another theory i thought up is that "for" is like a macro so it's saying that i=0...check...i is less then I....check......add to i.... well thats my guess