This doesn't work anymore

[Aranclanos]

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/mob/verb/stuff()
	var/list/L = list()
	var/obj/O = new(src)
	L += O
	for(var/obj/P in L)
		var/obj/N = new(src)
		L += N

Basically, this chunk of code would make the for loop continue because of new additions (and create an infinite loop, but it's not important). Apparently this doesn't work anymore, the new additions to the list won't be part of the loop.
Dunno if this is a bug or not, I'll forward it to the byond forums but I guess I should make this thread, because I'm sure we use this thing in several places of the code, those are bugged now. (I think Linda uses it, might be wrong).
I did't test making the list somewhere else.

[Aranclanos]

http://www.byond.com/forum/?post=1711853

[Spacemanspark]

http://www.byond.com/forum/?post=1711853

This is why you don't use Byond forums for anything.

[Miauw]

wait then how does the recursive hear check work

[Remie Richards]

wait then how does the recursive hear check work

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/proc/recursive_hear_check(var/atom/O)
	var/list/processing_list = list(O)
	var/list/processed_list = list()
	var/list/found_atoms = list()

	while(processing_list.len)
		var/atom/A = processing_list[1]

		if(A.flags & HEAR)
			found_atoms |= A

		for(var/atom/B in A)
			if(!processed_list[B])
				processing_list |= B

		processing_list.Cut(1, 2)
		processed_list[A] = A

	return found_atoms

The only "for In" happening here is with a different list.

[oranges]

I told you it couldn't work

[Miauw]

wait then how does the recursive hear check work

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/proc/recursive_hear_check(var/atom/O)
	var/list/processing_list = list(O)
	var/list/processed_list = list()
	var/list/found_atoms = list()

	while(processing_list.len)
		var/atom/A = processing_list[1]

		if(A.flags & HEAR)
			found_atoms |= A

		for(var/atom/B in A)
			if(!processed_list[B])
				processing_list |= B

		processing_list.Cut(1, 2)
		processed_list[A] = A

	return found_atoms

The only "for In" happening here is with a different list.

oh right it uses while(len)