Visual Basic and Visual FoxPro For Next loops
VBA
For, Step, Exit For, Next
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VFP
For, Step, Loop, Exit, Next, EndFor
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Common Syntax Notes
This is another structure where there is very similar syntax in the two languages.
For i = 1 To 10
? i
Next i
FoxPro used to end the structure with an EndFor
but Visual FoxPro now accepts the VBA syntax Next
clause as an alternative:
Both languages also have a For Each
structure for working with arrays and collections.
Use the Loop keyword to skip the rest of the code in the
FoxPro loop and return immediately to the test in the For
statement. Use the Exit command to break out of the loop and
execute the statement following Next.
Loops
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Language index
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Procedures
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The Visual FoxPro and Visual Basic for Applications languages are similar but there are annoying differences between them.
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Visual Basic for Applications and Visual FoxPro delimiters for strings.
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Visual Basic for Applications and Visual FoxPro operators to concatenate text.
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Visual Basic for Applications and Visual FoxPro functions to extract substrings from within a string of text
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Visual Basic for Applications and Visual FoxPro functions to trim leading and trailing spaces from string of text
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