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Cause 4 sure as hell don't and it's annoying the crap out of me. I've found you can next a foreach in a while, and then nest that in a for loop, but beyond that you're SOL. I'm writing a vote counting program and I need to have a four layer deep nested loop.
I'm so fustrated with it I'm about ready to write a visual basic program to do the job (I know how to set up the MyOBDC driver to do it). |
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I may be barking up a tree - however as far as I know you can nest all you want. FOr instance, this is perfectly valid and works:
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Could you post some code samples, because it is for sure possible to create nested loops.
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Nevermind, I strategically placed some echo statements to throw back the counters to the screen in the loops - it is looping, something else is wrong
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