How to run Foreach loop twice

[farism]

HI, 

I wonder if it's possible to run a foreach loop 2 time, for example

$x=1..5

foreach ($v in $x) {
Write-Host $v
if ($foreach.current -eq $x.Count){
            Write-Host "I reach the end and will change the values"
            $x=100..105
            $foreach.reset()}
              
}
"End of Scripts"

The Above script will read the value from X which is 1 till 5, and do some logic in the Foreach loop, But what I am stuck in is after all the execution of Foreach finished, I want to re-execute the same logic but with a different value of $X.

Any Idea about this.

Thanks

[#2]

Hi, you should first name correctly your variables, and indent your script.

foreach ($item in $list)
{
//your method
if ($item -eq $list.Count)
{
Write-Host "I reach the end and will change the values"
$list=100..105
foreach ($item in $list)
{
//your method
}
}
}

This clearly not the best way to do, but it works for two value of $list. In fact, there is two better solutions :

- encapsulate your method and run it twice directly.
- trying to do a "recursive method", which is quite complex.

It depends on your need, but keep in mind that recursive method is not "finger in the nose".

[#3]

@arnaudhelin 

Thanks, 

Surely I use a better Var names, but here just to make it short and easy.

anyway, the method you propose will still need to run a 2 foreach, I want to do it using 1 foreach loop

Thanks

[#4 · Accepted solution]

@farism 

Use Function instead

place the Business logic in a function and pass the value to it through the code.