Using @Formula laguage for Iterative Statements such as @For, @DoWhile, and @While will give an Error in Notes 64-bit client when an existing variable inside the loop gets updated multiple times.
"The formula has exceeded the maximum allowable memory usage (memory leak)".
For example: 4 different iterative approaches that are failing to an above error:
#1 Using For
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@For( i := 1 ; i <= 668 ; i := i + 1 ; @Do(
xVar := @Trim(xVar : @Text(i))
)
);
@Prompt([Ok] ; "" ; @Implode(xVar ; @NewLine));
@All;
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#2 Using While
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n := 1;
@While(n <= 668;
xVar := @Trim(xVar : @Text(n));
n := n + 1);
@Prompt([Ok] ; "" ; @Implode(xVar ; @NewLine));
@All;
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#3 Using DoWhile (part 1)
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i :=1;
@DoWhile (
i := i + 1;
xVar := @Trim(xVar : @Text(i));
i <= 668
);
@Prompt([Ok] ; "" ; @Implode(xVar ; @NewLine));
@All;
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#4 Using DoWhile (part 2)
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i :=0 ;
@DoWhile (
i := i + 1;
xVar := @Trim(xVar : @Right("000" + @Text(i) ; 3));
i <= 665
);
@Prompt([Ok] ; "" ; @Implode(xVar ; @NewLine));
@All;
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Notice for #1 to #3 samples, the error occurs if the maximum set is 668, however if 667, no issues.
For #4 sample, the error occurs if the maximum set is 665, however if 664, no issues.