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It evaluates the term for all of the list’s elements. This usually means the execution of  the commands, but it can mean something else too, e.g. summarizing.  
 
It evaluates the term for all of the list’s elements. This usually means the execution of  the commands, but it can mean something else too, e.g. summarizing.  
 
E.g.: ExecList(1, Explode_listobject()) all objects that are in the list will explode,  
 
E.g.: ExecList(1, Explode_listobject()) all objects that are in the list will explode,  
 
sum=0; ExecList(1, set(sum, sum+S.energy)) it sums the energy of the list’s objects into a variable called sum.
 
sum=0; ExecList(1, set(sum, sum+S.energy)) it sums the energy of the list’s objects into a variable called sum.

Latest revision as of 23:41, 19 June 2009

ExecList (list, condition);

It evaluates the term for all of the list’s elements. This usually means the execution of the commands, but it can mean something else too, e.g. summarizing. E.g.: ExecList(1, Explode_listobject()) all objects that are in the list will explode, sum=0; ExecList(1, set(sum, sum+S.energy)) it sums the energy of the list’s objects into a variable called sum.