The syntax of the FOR operation is as follows:
FOR index-name { = starting-value } { BY increment-value } { TO | DOWNTO limit-value } { loop body } ENDFOR | END
The starting-value, increment-value, and limit-value can be numeric values or expressions with zero decimal positions. The increment value, if specified, cannot be zero. The BY and TO (or DOWNTO) clauses can be specified in either order. Both "BY 2 TO 99" and "TO 99 BY 2" are allowed.
Example 1:
for i=1 by 1 to 100; //do something endfor;
Example 2:
Extract all blank-delimited words from a sentence.
WordCnt = 0; for i = 1 by WordIncr to %len (Sentence); // Is there a blank? if %subst(Sentence: i: 1) = ' '; WordIncr = 1; iter; endif; // We've found a word - determine its length for j = i+1 to %len(Sentence); if %subst (Sentence: j: 1) = ' '; leave; endif; endfor; // Store the word WordIncr = j - i; WordCnt = WordCnt + 1; Word (WordCnt) = %subst (Sentence: i: WordIncr); endfor;
Source: IBM Information Center
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