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Is there anywhere I can find the documented functions? I don't know what Continue; does

For example:

begin
  for I := 1 to 28 do
  begin
    Item := GetInvItemAt(I);
    if(InIntArray(IDs, Item.ID)) then Continue;
    R_ClickItem(I, False, 'Deposit-All');
  end;
end;  

I want to add a wait in here and change it around slightly so that reflection can be updated (since this code works great but Jagex did an update and Deposit-All doesn't exist for single items now).

So: What does Continue; do?

It proceeds to the next iteration of the loop.

From: Quickmarch
It proceeds to the next iteration of the loop.

then what's the point?

is it like

if not(situation) then Break;

?

  for i := 0 to 9 do
  begin
    if (i = 3) then continue;
    WriteLn(i);
  end;

will skip the 4th iteration.

It continues the loop from the start - skipping whatever is after it.

In his code, if I = 3 (the fourth loop through), it won't write 3, it will skip from 2 to 4.

From: cstrike
Is there anywhere I can find the documented functions? I don't know what Continue; does

For example:

begin
  for I := 1 to 28 do
  begin
    Item := GetInvItemAt(I);
    if(InIntArray(IDs, Item.ID)) then Continue;
    R_ClickItem(I, False, 'Deposit-All');
  end;
end;  

I want to add a wait in here and change it around slightly so that reflection can be updated (since this code works great but Jagex did an update and Deposit-All doesn't exist for single items now).

So: What does Continue; do?

In your situation cstrike, if Item.ID is in the IDs array then it 'Skip' that item in the array and not do R_ClickItem() on that inventory spot (since 1 to 28 is the inventory).

So lets say, your array IDs = {1128, 1129, 1130};
If the ID for the Item from 'Item := GetInvItemAt(i)' matches any of the IDs in array IDs it will go to the next inventory spot (or the next 'i' iteration).

This is what the "Continue" does…When Item.ID matches one of the items in the IDs array then it will go back to the top of the for loop and increment i. So R_ClickItem() is not executed/called.

From: HyperSecret
In your situation cstrike, if Item.ID is in the IDs array then it 'Skip' that item in the array and not do R_ClickItem() on that inventory spot (since 1 to 28 is the inventory).

So lets say, your array IDs = {1128, 1129, 1130};
If the ID for the Item from 'Item := GetInvItemAt(i)' matches any of the IDs in array IDs it will go to the next inventory spot (or the next 'i' iteration).

This is what the "Continue" does…When Item.ID matches one of the items in the IDs array then it will go back to the top of the for loop and increment i. So R_ClickItem() is not executed/called.

I know this is really old, but why would the person not just do this

begin
  for I := 1 to 28 do
  begin
    Item := GetInvItemAt(I);
    if(InIntArray(IDs, Item.ID)) then R_ClickItem(I, False, 'Deposit-All');
  end;
end;

From: Ejjman1
I know this is really old, but why would the person not just do this

begin
  for I := 1 to 28 do
  begin
    Item := GetInvItemAt(I);
    if(InIntArray(IDs, Item.ID)) then R_ClickItem(I, False, 'Deposit-All');
  end;
end;

You could if that's what you wanted to do. 'Continue;' just skips to the end of the loop which is useful for things like:

for i := 0 to High(Objects) do
begin
  if FindObject(Objects[i], ...) then //Just for an example
    Continue
  else begin
    WalkHere;
    DoThis;
  end;
  Wait(3000);
  Writeln('not found');
end;

In the above example if 'Continue;' is called, it will skip:

  else begin
    WalkHere;
    DoThis;
  end;
  Wait(3000);
  Writeln('not found');

Ahh, now I remember. Thanks for that :)