No. It is like it is described int he documentation.
But you can write it like this to help you seeing which for-loop you are in.
B4X:
Dim a as Int ' this could be omitted
Dim b as Int ' this could be omitted
For a=0 to 10
For b=0 to 10
Log("a: " & a & "/" & "b: " & b)
Next ' b
Next ' a
No. It is like it is described int he documentation.
But you can write it like this to help you seeing which for-loop you are in.
B4X:
Dim a as Int ' this could be omitted
Dim b as Int ' this could be omitted
For a=0 to 10
For b=0 to 10
Log("a: " & a & "/" & "b: " & b)
Next ' b
Next ' a
I can also write a more descriptive string (Next ' c - customer) but an automatic insertion would be useful:
I write:
For A = ...
and pressing Enter
Next A (case sensitive too)
I can also write a more descriptive string (Next ' c - customer) but an automatic insertion would be useful:
I write:
For A = ...
and pressing Enter
Next A (case sensitive too)