* GSL - For command *

Syntax:  .for <digit> <option>/<list_of_words>
	 .for <option> : <command>
	 .for help/?


	The purpose of the command is to iterate the execution of a run
commands file (see the first form) or the execution of a command (see the
second form). 
	To view the available options use .for ? or .for help.

Details:
	.for <digit> users

	This command run commands file <digit> for each logged user. Your {
variable will contain the user name, so can be used as parameter for your
commands included in the run commands file.

	.for <digit> dims

	This form run commands file <digit> for each sky of all dimensions.
Your { variable will contain the sky name.  

	.for <digit> links

	For each connected site, it will be executed run commands file
<digit>. Your { variable will contain the service name.

	.for <digit> cmds

	For each available command, it will be executed run commands file
<digit>. Your { variable will contain the command name.

	.for <digit> levels

	For each level, it will be executed run commands file <digit>. 
Your { variable will contain the level number.

	.for <digit> <list_of_words>

	This command run command file <digit> for all words of list. Your {
variable will contain for each iteration a word.

	For all cases, at the end of for cycle, the { variable will remain
unchanged ( the old value, before execution of for, will be restored ).
	Instead of a run command file, you can execute a command (using the
second form of .for command).

Examples: .for 2 Fred Julia Yona
	  .for 0 links
	  .for users : .promote {
	  .for dims : .show {

See also: .if, .run, .help gsl