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Format: <forin Variable Expression> heitml <forsep> heitml </forin>

Purpose: The forin tag is used to process all fields of an object or all characters of a string.

First, the Variable is evaluated and must result in an object or a string. Then, the Expression is evaluated which must result in a variable to which the current index of the object field or position of the string is assigned. Through the assignment, the type of the variable becomes integer. For each object field or string character the body of the loop is executed.

An optional forsep section can be specified which is executed between two object fields or string characters. The forsep section is not executed after the last object field or string character.

Example:

heitml input:
<let a=array(0); ArAppend(a,"Hello"); ArAppend(a,"World."); ArAppend(a,"This"); ArAppend(a,"is"); ArAppend(a,"heitml"); ArAppend(a, SrvHeitmlVersionString); ArAppend(a,"!"); forin i a;? a[i];forsep;? " ";/forin>
resulting output:
Hello World. This is heitml 2.05 !

Note: The forin Tag is Case Sensitive, which means that heitml will not recognize it if you use capital letters (e.g. <FORIN Variable>).