Method doPartyForToken

code/src/java/pcgen/io/ExportHandler.java:3166–3215

Deal with the FOR. token, but at a party level @param PCs The PCs to export @param out The Output we are writing to @param tokenString The token string to process

(PlayerCharacter[] PCs, BufferedWriter out, String tokenString)

	 * @param tokenString The token string to process
	 */
	private void doPartyForToken(PlayerCharacter[] PCs, BufferedWriter out, String tokenString)
	{
		PartyForParser forParser = new PartyForParser(tokenString, PCs.length);

		int x = 0;
		for (int i = forParser.min(); i < forParser.max(); i++)
		{
			if (x == 0)
			{
				FileAccess.write(out, forParser.startOfLine());
			}

			PlayerCharacter currPC = ((i >= 0) && (i < PCs.length)) ? PCs[i] : null;

			String[] tokens = forParser.tokenString().split("\\\\\\\\");

			for (String tok : tokens)
			{
				if (tok.startsWith("%."))
				{
					if (currPC != null)
					{
						replaceToken(tok.substring(2), out, currPC);
					}
				}
				else
				{
					FileAccess.write(out, tok);
				}
			}

			// Note: This was changed from == to && since I can't see how
			// == could possibly be correct behaviour.  If we were not
			// just printing characters that exist the loop would
			// terminate after printing one character.
			boolean breakloop = (forParser.existsOnly() && (currPC == null));

			++x;
			if (x == forParser.step() || breakloop)
			{
				x = 0;
				FileAccess.write(out, forParser.endOfLine());

				if (breakloop)
				{
					break;
				}
			}
		}
	}

	/*
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