forLoopSimple

Specifically matches only simple for loops.

Properties

forLoopSimple produces a record that contains the following properties:

Name	Type	Description
`kind`	`enum forLoopKind`	The kind of loop: always `simple`; see forLoopKind
`initializationStatement`	`statement?`	The initialization clause of the `for` loop; `null` if there is none
`conditionExpression`	`expression`	The condition that causes the loop to terminate
`conditionDeclaration`	`declaration?`	If a variable is declared within the condition (second clause) of the `for` loop, this property contains its name. (This is seldom done; this property is `null` if no such variable is declared.)
`updateStatement`	`statement?`	The statement that updates the loop value; frequently something like `i++`. This record is `null` if there is no such statement
`bodyStatement`	`statement`	The statement that the loop repeatedly executes. Frequently this is a `blockStatement`.

Inherits properties from:

The following code:

for ( int i = 0; i < 42; i++ ) {
    doSomething(i);
};

... is matched by forLoopSimple, which sets the following properties:

.kind is assigned `simple`.
.initializationStatement is set to the int i=0 declaration.
.conditionExpression is i < 42.
The .conditionDeclaration is null, because the condition doesn't declare anything.
.updateStatement is the increment i++.
.bodyStatement is set to the blockStatement that contains the function call.