While Subaction
How does a While subaction work?
A Core -> Logic -> While subaction allows you to create a loop that runs until a certain condition is met. Once the condition is no longer true, the loop stops executing.
In this example, we create a numeric variable %myNumber% and set it to 1. With each loop cycle, we increment this variable by 1 using a math-inline operation, then post a message. We want to repeat this process until the variable reaches the value 5.
For the configuration, we use %myNumber% as the Input, Less Than as the Operation, and 5 as the Value. This means that as long as the variable is less than 5, the loop will continue to run. Once it reaches 5, the loop ends and execution continues with any subactions that follow.
⚠️ Note: A misconfigured While subaction can cause an infinite loop. In such a case, you can rightclick the While subaction and click Break Running . Be careful when setting up loops and always ensure you have valid break conditions.
