Oxygen Script: How to create a LOOP

Hello, everyone.
In this tutorial I'm going to show you how to create a Loop. It's fairly simple and it won't take too much of your time. Just follow these steps.

Step 1. Important
You need to have download the latest version of Oxygen 2.0.3. If you don't this will not work as the older versions of Oxygen do not have the commands to loop.


Step 2. Configuring config.oxy
Open config.oxy and look at line 10, it should look something like this.

Code:


CMD.run
#setup
regularPROGRAM.program="true";
     include oxygen.oxg.START;
RUN.all; properties.oxy; runtimes.oxy;
     include regfiles.oxg.START
IF.regfiles.notINCLUDE.regularprogram;
.close RUN.all
CMD.end
;null

                
      STARTandECHO.withend "The program type is not found. Make sure your program type is the same as the one you're running.";


Okay, it may seem like a lot to deal with. Have no fear. I'll break it down.
In line 12, change true to false. In line 14, change all to the name of your program. MAKE SURE to put the extension as well(.oxy or .oxg), Do the same for the "all" in line 17. and right below line 12 it insert this:

Code:


INSERT.loop.CMD="true";
IfSO.loop.RUN.(program name here.oxy or .oxg)

Then in line 16, change regularprogram to loopprogram.
After the null; statement, delete the code the begins with STARTandECHO.

So when finished, it should look something like this:

Code:


CMD.run
#setup
regularPROGRAM.program="false";
           INSERT.loop.CMD="true";
IfSO.loop.RUN.(program name here.oxy or .oxg);
     include oxygen.oxg.START;
RUN.(program name here.oxy or .oxg); properties.oxy; runtimes.oxy;
     include regfiles.oxg.START
IF.regfiles.notINCLUDE.loopprogram;
.close RUN.(program name here.oxy or .oxg)
CMD.end
;null


Almost done. Then scroll all the way to line 80 and add this:

Code:


LOOP.function="true";
IfSO.loop.loopprogram(Your Program name here.oxy or .oxg);
If.loopprogram.loop.function
//Then it's successful, obviosuly.
IfNOT.loop
.close.LOOP.function
.close.LOOP.CMD
;null

Then after that, go to the program you inserted all those times, and it should LOOP!

Step 3. Finshed!
Once you tested your program and it works, you are finished! You can choose how many times you want your program by putting a number after loopprogram.
For example
loopprogram.one
loopprogram.three

Happy looping.
-Voltage

Nice tutorial! Keep up the good work Voltage