do ... until

Purpose	The do ... until statement is used to loop repeatedly until a condition is true. At each iteration of the loop some Superx++ statements can be executed.
Format	do {    {iteration statements} } until({loop condition});
	{iteration statements}	the statements to be executed with each iteration of the loop.
	{loop condition}	the condition to be evaluated: if false then the loop will continue; if true then the loop will terminate.
Example #1	class XEmployee {    public:       int MyCount = 0; }; node(XEmployee) MyEmp; do {    xout("\r\nDo ... Until\tinstance = " + MyEmp.MyCount);    MyEmp.MyCount = MyEmp.MyCount + 1; } until(10 >= MyEmp.MyCount); The loop starts execution with the {iteration statements} and then executes the until clause to see whether or not it should continue processing. In this case the following text is sent to the output stream: Do ... Until instance = 0 Do ... Until instance = 1 Do ... Until instance = 2 Do ... Until instance = 3 Do ... Until instance = 4 Do ... Until instance = 5 Do ... Until instance = 6 Do ... Until instance = 7 Do ... Until instance = 8 Do ... Until instance = 9