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System Variables - Loop

A Loop system variable complements the Loop command and works within the scope of a defined loop.
Most loop variables have no value when used outside of loops.

You can manage your Loop command using the variable options in the following table.

Example 1:
Start Loop "Each File In Folder D:\My Desktop\JAVA"
Comment: Please enter your commands to loop. Use $filename$.$extension$ variable for each file name
in the Loop.
End Loop
Start Loop "Each row in an Internet Explorer Table of Session: Default"
Comment: Please enter your commands to loop. Use $TableColumn$ variable for each row in Table.
End Loop

Example 2:

1. Comment: -------------------------------------- Start XML Session-------------------------------

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2. XML : Start XML Session using

existing file "D:\My Desktop\XML Files\Bookstore -
1.xml"Session:Session1

3. Comment: -------Get Multiple Nodes, I have set Xpath Xpression as Book [1], means only First
Occurance -------
4. XML : Get Multiple Nodes text value from XPath expression "//book[1]/author". Session:Session1
5. Comment: -------------- Use Loop for "Each Node in XML Dataset" -----------------------
6. Start Loop "Each Node In a XML Dataset Session: Session1"
7. Comment: --------- Pring Node Value to Message box using SYSTEM Variable "XML Data Node
(Node Name)" ---------
8. Message Box: "$XML Data Node(author)$"
9. End Loop
10. Comment: ------------ Get Multiple Nodes, I have set Xpath Xpression as "Lang", means only All
Occurance --------
11. XML : Get Multiple Nodes attributes name "lang" from XPath expression "//book/title ".
Session:Session1
12. Comment: -------------- Use Loop for "Each Node in XML Dataset" -----------------------
13. Start Loop "Each Node In a XML Dataset Session: Session1"
14. Comment: ---------Pring Node Value to Message box using SYSTEM Variable "XML Data Node
(Node Name)" --------
15. Message Box: "$XML Data Node(lang)$"
16. End Loop

Related reference
Loop Command
System Variables
Related information
User defined variables

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