Until

This command is used to end a loop after performing an evaluation. The loop ended using this command must have been started using the Repeat command. If the evaluation is unsuccessful, one more iteration of the loop will be executed. Upon the ending of each iteration, the loop condition will be re-evaluated, and the loop re-executed until the conditional succeeds.

Variable

Type the name of the variable, according to the value of which the conditional evaluation will be performed.

Comparison

Choose a comparison type from the drop down menu. If both variables contain integer values, a numeric comparison will be performed. If at least one variable contains a non-integer value, a string comparison will be performed.

If you choose the Is Defined comparison, the command does not require the Compare With field, and only tests if the variable name specified above has been previously defined using a Set Variable command. This may be useful in cases where persistent variables are used, as it may be hard to determine which variables used in the setup script have been already initialized and which have not been initialized.

Reverse Comparison

Check this checkbox if you wish to execute an until not evaluation.

Compare With

Type the name of the second variable for comparison. You may also use a string literal in this field instead of a variable.