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  1. Willicious
    If you want to specify "i" as being any value between 0 - 7, you can use for i := 0 to 7 do And, as I understand it, this will run code as long as "i" matches any value between 0 and 7. But, what if you only want to run the code when "i" matches every value between 0 and 7 at the same time? So, for example, rather than typing: if (X, Y - 0) and (X, Y - 1) and (X, Y - 2) and (X, Y - 3) etc... Is there a way to express it as (X, Y - i) where i can be any value between 0 and 7, but every value must be accounted for simultaneously?
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