$.repeat(group, callback)

Description: Begin an sequential loop that iterates instantly for a named thread group.
group – string, optional
a name of the thread group that this loop should be assigned to.
Defaults to the empty string ''.
callback – function(count…), optional
a method that is called once per loop iteration.
All current iteration counts (from inner-most to outer-most loop) are passed as arguments.

The static $.unrepeat() allows to break repeat-loops started this way.

Other versions of repeat(…)

See also usage of unrepeat(…)

See also usage of until(…)

Examples with static instant loop

Example #5: create dynamic tables with instant loops

Imagine you want to add very many table rows automatically so you can fill them with dynamic content.
E.g. a 30 x 200 sized table. Then you need only one callback method creating each cell. The rest is done via a single jQuery chain: 


function createCell(x,y) {
    $('<td>').text(x+':'+y).appendTo(this);
}

$.repeat().$('<tr>').repeat(createCell).until(30)
  .appendTo('tbody').until(200);
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My dynamic data: