Loop Parse, - What happens?

[Albireo]

I hope I can explain my thought

Loop Parse, ListBox, `n is a great command, But what happens if I change the conditions?
like this .:

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Loop Parse, ListBox, `n
{	...
	Make some commands that affect the contents of "Listbox"
	...
	; Analyse the new "Listbox" 
	Loop Parse, Listbox, `n
	{
		...
	}
	...
}

Will the main loop be affected by changing the conditions in that loop?
(Or are the first conditions for the main loop as apply?)

If the new conditions are analyzed with Loop Parse, ListBox, `n in a inner loop, will there be any problems with that?

[Masonjar13]

Did you try?

[Albireo]

No!
But I'm unsure it works! (And how to test)
Maybe the safest way, is to save the different lists, and work from the result, instead of the real lists?

[AlphaBravo]

No!
But I'm unsure it works! (And how to test)
Maybe the safest way, is to save the different lists, and work from the result, instead of the real lists?

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listBox =
(
one
two
)

Loop Parse, ListBox, `n, `r
{
	MsgBox, 262144, Outer Loop, % A_LoopField
	StringUpper, ListBox, ListBox
	ListBox .= "`n" A_Index
	
	Loop Parse, Listbox, `n, `r
	{
		MsgBox, 262144, Inner Loop, % A_LoopField
	}
}
return

[lexikos]

In addition, if InputVar's contents change during the execution of the loop, the loop will not "see" the changes because it is operating on a temporary copy of the original contents.

Does that answer your question?

[Albireo]

Yes!
It worked as I hoped it would do.
Thank You!