How do I "For Each Key (ORDERED)" ?

Hi everyone,

Their is a system condition called "For each (ordered)" it helps to put a gap between actions

Is their a way to achieve the same result with Dictionary's "For Each key" Condition in a way that for each key actions will take place just a moment after previous key....

Yes there is a 'for each key' condition on the Dictionary object that will run through every key in storage.

I want to achieve For Each Key (Ordered)

Ordered by what?

just in their key number order, so that the actions for each key from 1 to 10 will happen one after the other and not all at the same time.

That might work for me as my key names are numbers from 0 to 10, although i wasn't able to understand the code you came up with.

Can you explain the code and how would it put a gap between each key's actions in order...

It's a loop that runs from 0 to number of keys stored. It won't put any obvious gap because it's running it all in one tick although you could try stopping and continuing the loop. If you want to wait you could try calling a function with a number sent through as a param, you add 1 to this number each time you run the function. Inside the function you 'get' the dictionary item 'param' so dictionary.get(""&param). When you've done what you need to do with the key then you add 1 to the variable you are sending through the function and call it again.

You could potentially store keys where the string is a number and run it through a loop : for from 0 to dictionary.keycount : log dictionary.get(""&loopindex) assuming keys are stored as "1", "2", "3" etc

If you want to wait you could try calling a function with a number sent through as a param, you add 1 to this number each time you run the function. Inside the function you 'get' the dictionary item 'param' so dictionary.get(""&param). When you've done what you need to do with the key then you add 1 to the variable you are sending through the function and call it again.

I got this working, Thanks a lot for your help —