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Sets the max amount of loops (in {{roll|count}}, {{roll|foreach}}, {{roll|for}}, {{roll|while}}) that are allowed. The current allowed max is 10,000 and this is also the minimum. Note that this settings lasts only for the current session. | Sets the max amount of loops (in {{roll|count}}, {{roll|foreach}}, {{roll|for}}, {{roll|while}}) that are allowed. The current allowed max is 10,000 and this is also the minimum. Note that this settings lasts only for the current session. | ||
Revision as of 08:18, 20 July 2016
setMaxLoopIterations() Function
• Introduced in version 1.4.0.2
Sets the max amount of loops (in [count():], [foreach():], [for():], [while():]) that are allowed. The current allowed max is 10,000 and this is also the minimum. Note that this settings lasts only for the current session.
Usage
setMaxLoopIterations(numLoops)Where
- numLoops is the new maximum allowed iterations, this value cannot be lower than 10,000
Example
[r: setMaxLoopIterations()]