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Structured statements

BREAK statement/"BREAK:" label

CONTINUE statement/"CONTINUE:" label

Compilation statement: COMPILE IF

Compilation statement: IF ExecutionTarget

Compound statements

FOR ALL/FOR EACH statement (browse of strings)

FOR EACH/FOR ALL statement (browse of XML file)

FOR EACH/FOR ALL statement (browse of arrays)

FOR EACH/FOR ALL statement (browse of associative arrays)

FOR EACH/FOR ALL statement (browse of combinations)

FOR EACH/FOR ALL statement (browse of controls)

FOR EACH/FOR ALL statement (browse of enumerations)

FOR EACH/FOR ALL statement (browse of files)

USING IN (Critical section)

USING IN (Stopwatch)

WHILE statement

WITH

Nesting
Special cases

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WITH

In french: AVEC

Factorizes the expression of an element on which several sub-elements or properties are accessed.

Versions 21 and later

This feature is available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

This feature is available in Apple Watch mode.

New in version 21

This feature is available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

This feature is available in Apple Watch mode.

This feature is available in Universal Windows 10 App mode.

This feature is available in Apple Watch mode.

Example

WITH File
.Item = 1
END

WITH Control
..X = 5
..Y = 6
END

WITH ClassVariable
.Member = 5
END

Syntax

WITH <Expression representing a base element>
.<Sub-element>
..<Property>
:<Member or attribute>
END

<WITH>:

Marks the beginning of the statement block.

<Expression representing a base element>:

Element used. The following elements can be used:
the controls,
the HFSQL files,
the data sources,
the advanced types (Record, xmlNode, ...),
the structures,
the classes,
the .NET objects and the Windows Store app objects.
Caution: The expression representing the base element is evaluated once only.

<END>:

Marks the end of the statement block.

Remarks

Nesting

The WITH blocks can be nested. However, the element on which the accesses to the sub-elements, properties or members are performed is always the element of the most inside block.

oo is gglCalendar
sTitle, sAuthorName are strings
WITH oo
sTitle = ..Title
WITH ..Author
sAuthorName = ..Name
END
END

Special cases

In a class method, you cannot access the members of the class with the <:Member> syntax inside a WITH block. The ':' operator is reserved to the element of the WITH block.
The debugger is used to view the sub-elements of the current WITH block.