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#FORALL

[[#FO]]

FORALL

Syntax: #FO list command

The specified list contains items separated by | characters. This command loops through the list, assigning each element in turn to the %i variable, and executes the command.

FORALL example

list="sword|ring|shield"

#FORALL @list {repair %i}

Loops through the equipment in the list and repairs each one in turn.

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