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* Inc %x to 2 ; 2-5 | * Inc %x to 2 ; 2-5 | ||
Revision as of 16:07, 10 November 2005
This increases the value of %var by value.
/inc [-cszuN] <%var> [value]
Options explained:
uN - increases %var once and unsets it N seconds later. z - decreases %var until it reaches zero and then unsets it. s - displays action in status window c - increases %var once per second.
If no value is given, default value is 1.
Example
Increase is commonly used in loops.
var %c = 1
while (%c <= 4) {
; do something
; continue, commands etc..
inc %c
}
Displays %c's values from 1 to 4. More advantages example, just playing around.
1 alias exam_inc {
2 set -s %x 1
3 while (%x < 5) {
4 inc -s %x
5 }
6 while (%x > 2) {
7 inc -s %x -1
8 }
9 inc -sz %x 2
10 }
In the following results the line numbers are added after ;. The results are:
* Set %x to 1 ; 1 * Inc %x to 2 ; 2-5 * Inc %x to 3 ; 2-5 * Inc %x to 4 ; 2-5 * Inc %x to 5 ; 2-5 * Inc %x to 4 ; 6-8 * Inc %x to 3 ; 6-8 * Inc %x to 2 ; 6-8 * Inc %x to 4 ; 9 (notice increase with 2) * Inc %x to 3 ; 9 * Inc %x to 2 ; 9 * Inc %x to 1 ; 9 * Unset %x ; 9 (switch z unsets)
See Also
To decrease a value, you can also use dec.
| Contributed by Tovrleaf |
