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Modern Array ForEach
Paul Squires edited this page Oct 19, 2026
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Calls a procedure on every element in order, passing each by reference.
ForEach( byref a as Array( of T ), byref f as F )- Each element is passed byref, so the function can modify it in place.
- It takes the callable as a generic, not a procedure pointer, which is what lets a capturing lambda work -- a closure object is not a procptr.
- A plain
@procor a non-capturing lambda works too, because calling through a generic parameter is justf( x )either way. -
for eachis the alternative when the body is written inline rather than passed.
#import "std/containers"
using containers
dim v as Array( of int32 )
for i as int32 = 1 to 3
v.Push( i )
next
'' A CAPTURING lambda, which a procedure-pointer parameter could not take
dim as int64 total = 0
ForEach( v, sub[ byref total ]( byref x as int32 )
total += x
end sub )
print total '' 6
'' Byref, so it can modify in place
ForEach( v, sub( byref x as int32 ) : x *= 10 : end sub )
print v[ 0 ] '' 10Library: Array Container
Category: Array
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