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		|  Robbert
 
   
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  			19th March, 2006 at 18:20:30 - 
  		
			
		
  			
  		 I have a mainloop which starts a subloop:
 
 - On loop "mainloop":
 start loop "subloop"
 
 I want "mainloop" to go further if "subloop" is finished. How can I achieve this?
 
 
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		|  Robbert
 
   
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  			19th March, 2006 at 18:21:16 -
  		
			
		
  			
  		 I mean mainloop has to wait before it goes to the next step until subloop is finished.
 
 
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		|  Robbert
 
   
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  			19th March, 2006 at 18:54:39 -
  		
			
		
  			
  		 Yes exactly that
 
 
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		|  Robbert
 
   
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  			19th March, 2006 at 19:17:52 -
  		
			
		
  			
  		 Thanks. I didn't know that.
 
 
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		|  Robbert
 
   
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  			19th March, 2006 at 19:49:43 -
  		
			
		
  			
  		 So how many levels of loops can be embedded?
 
 I have a mainloop that starts a subloop
 and the subloop start a subsubloop
 
 Is it garanteed that MMF will first finish subsubloop and subloop before going back to mainloop?
 
 mainloop { subloop { subsubloop } }
 
 Like this?
 
 
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		|  Joe.H
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  			19th March, 2006 at 19:54:48 -
  		
			
		
  			
  		 theoretically it can go to any depth as long as it has a way of returning to the end (i.e dont do:
 
 loop 'main loop'
)loop 'sub loop'
 loop'sub sub loop'
 loop 'sub loop'
 as this will jsut make it loop infinately
 
 but MMF'd probably crash if you go too deep
 
 
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		|  Klikmaster
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  			19th March, 2006 at 19:56:04 -
  		
			
		
  			
  		 Of course it will work. There arn't limitations of how many, well not any you will need to worry about
   
 
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		|  DaVince
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  			19th March, 2006 at 21:08:40 -
  		
			
		
  			
  		 I think if you nest too many loops the computer doesn't have enough time to do it all at once, resulting in the previous loop continuing without the subloop even having finished. I think.
 
 
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		|  DaVince
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  			19th March, 2006 at 21:51:46 -
  		
			
		
  			
  		 Ah. Smart!
 
 
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		|  Robbert
 
   
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  			20th March, 2006 at 09:00:04 -
  		
			
		
  			
  		 Well. I only need 3 loops that are embedded into each other.
 
 And they are at the start of the frame. I guess that's not a big deal, is it?
 
 
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