$endLoop

Marks the end of a $loop block.

Syntax

$endLoop

Parameters

This function has no parameters.

Description

$endLoop is the closing tag for a loop block opened with $loop[iterations]. Everything between $loop[...] and $endLoop is the loop body and will be repeated the specified number of times.

Every $loop must be paired with exactly one $endLoop. Forgetting to close a loop results in a parse error.

Examples

Basic Loop

$loop[3]
This message repeats 3 times.
$endLoop

Loop with Inner Logic

$var[total;0]
$loop[5]
$var[total;$sum[$total;10]]
$endLoop
Total: $total

Output: Total: 50

Nested Loops

$loop[2]
Row:
$loop[3]
  - Item
$endLoop
$endLoop

Output:

Row:
  - Item
  - Item
  - Item
Row:
  - Item
  - Item
  - Item

Notes

• $endLoop takes no parameters — adding any will cause a parse error.
• This closes only the legacy $loop block, not the $for loop (which uses $endFor).
• The parser treats $loop / $endLoop as structural tokens, similar to $if / $endif.
• When nesting loops, ensure each $loop has its corresponding $endLoop in the correct order (LIFO: Last In, First Out).