I iterate over a huge ds_list
and want to know if the condition (in this case the size of the ds_list
) will be calculated after every loop again and again (which would be bad for the performance). In that case I would store the result in a temporary variable.
for (var i = 0; i < ds_list_size(huge_list); i++) {
// doing something
}
A for
loop will run the "condition" expression on each iteration, meaning that it can be beneficial to store the list size in a temporary variable if it will not change during the loop. You may verify this by using a script with a show_debug_message
call in it as a condition.