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What is it?

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	=== What is it? ===		=== What is it? ===

	`foreach` is a script for sending a series of commands for each item that matches its criteria.		foreach is a script for sending a series of commands for each item that matches its criteria.

	While not a full replacement for "proper" purpose-built Lich scripts, it is still frequently useful in its own regard.		While not a full replacement for "proper" purpose-built Lich scripts, it is still frequently useful in its own regard.

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Usage

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	=== That's nice. But what can it REALLY do? ===		=== That's nice. But what can it REALLY do? ===

	=== Usage ===		== Usage ==
	;foreach _[options]_ _[what]_ in/on/under/behind _targets_ [; _command1_; _command2_;** ...]		;foreach _[options]_ _[what]_ in/on/under/behind _targets_ [; _command1_; _command2_;** ...]
	;foreach _[options]_ _[what]_ in/on/under/behind _targets_ [/ _command1_/ _command2_/** ...]		;foreach _[options]_ _[what]_ in/on/under/behind _targets_ [/ _command1_/ _command2_/** ...]

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Usage

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	=== That's nice. But what can it REALLY do? ===		=== That's nice. But what can it REALLY do? ===

	== Usage ==		=== Usage ===
	;foreach _[options]_ _[what]_ in/on/under/behind _targets_ [; _command1_; _command2_;** ...]		;foreach _[options]_ _[what]_ in/on/under/behind _targets_ [; _command1_; _command2_;** ...]
	;foreach _[options]_ _[what]_ in/on/under/behind _targets_ [/ _command1_/ _command2_/** ...]		;foreach _[options]_ _[what]_ in/on/under/behind _targets_ [/ _command1_/ _command2_/** ...]
	;foreach _[options]_ _[what]_ in/on/under/behind _targets_ [\| _command1_\| _command2_\|** ...]		;foreach _[options]_ _[what]_ in/on/under/behind _targets_ [\| _command1_\| _command2_\|** ...]

	=== Options ===		== Options ==

	_options_ is a set of optional filters on what matching items `foreach` will operate on. It can consist of zero or more		_options_ is a set of optional filters on what matching items `foreach` will operate on. It can consist of zero or more
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	`;foreach first 5 after 10` will match items 11 through 15.		`;foreach first 5 after 10` will match items 11 through 15.

	=== What ===		== What ==

	_what_ allows you to filter the types of items `foreach` acts on. It can be one of the following :		_what_ allows you to filter the types of items `foreach` acts on. It can be one of the following :
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	always case-insensitive.		always case-insensitive.

	=== Targets ===		== Targets ==

	_targets_ tells ;foreach where you want to look for the items. You can specify one or more _target_, separated by commas.		_targets_ tells ;foreach where you want to look for the items. You can specify one or more _target_, separated by commas.
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	If you specified a _what_ (above section), it will further restrict the list of what foreach is working on.		If you specified a _what_ (above section), it will further restrict the list of what foreach is working on.

	=== Commands ===		== Commands ==

	Commands are separated by semicolons (`;`), slashes (`/`) or pipes (`\|`). You can only use type of separator in a given		Commands are separated by semicolons (`;`), slashes (`/`) or pipes (`\|`). You can only use type of separator in a given
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	the item. For this, there's some variable replacement rules -- as noted in the list below:		the item. For this, there's some variable replacement rules -- as noted in the list below:

	=== Replacements ===		== Replacements ==

	Certain words within a command will be replaced with some detail about the current item. Here's a list.		Certain words within a command will be replaced with some detail about the current item. Here's a list.
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	This will be replaced with the item name, e.g. `uncut diamond`, `enruned mithril chest`, `old scroll`.		This will be replaced with the item name, e.g. `uncut diamond`, `enruned mithril chest`, `old scroll`.

	=== Shortcuts ===		== Shortcuts ==
	For some normal game commands, typing `command` by itself is equivalent to `command item`. Also, if one of these commands		For some normal game commands, typing `command` by itself is equivalent to `command item`. Also, if one of these commands
	is the first command in the list, an implicit `get item` might be automatically added provided that the command refers to		is the first command in the list, an implicit `get item` might be automatically added provided that the command refers to
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	you can take advantage of in your commands)		you can take advantage of in your commands)

	=== Control ===		== Control ==

	echo _message_		echo _message_

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