VFP Tutorial - For ... Next loop

Executes a section of code several times. The number of repetitions is controlled by a counter which increases by one each time that the loop executes:

lnLimit = 10
For lnCount = 1 To lnLimit
* Print the numbers from 1 to lnLimit inclusive
Print lnCount
Next lnCount

The code in this example will execute ten times and will print the numbers from one to ten.

Notes

The Next lnCount marking the end of the structure can be replaced by EndFor but you may find it easier to use the Next option because it is the same form as in Visual Basic and Access.

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March 2009

We're still building confidence with C# as a long-term replacement for Visual FoxPro and I've just been on a week-long course with WebTech in Stroud to fill in some of the details.

Over the rest of the year we'll be adding more pages here to help others who are trying to convert from VFP to C#.