If there are 2 nested loops, the inner loop is executed only once

[ZakharShkonda]

For example, this test will fail:

|scenario|show bug|
|eval|{{{
$i=0
$arr = new-object int[] 4
For ($a=0; $a -lt 2; $a++)
{
    For($b=0; $b -lt 2; $b++)
    {
        $arr[$i]=$i
        $i++
    }
}
}}}|
|check|eval|$arr[0]|0|
|check|eval|$arr[1]|1|
|check|eval|$arr[2]|2|
|check|eval|$arr[3]|3|

$arr[2] and $arr[3] will be 0

[konstantinvlasenko]

Confirmed https://github.com/konstantinvlasenko/PowerSlim/blob/master/FitNesseRoot/PowerSlim/OriginalMode/SuiteCommon/TestNestedLoop.wiki

[konstantinvlasenko]

ok. I understand the issue now. Problem is that PowerSLim converts nested loop into FOR ($script:b=0; $b -lt 2; $b++). And $script:b and $b are actually 2 different variables in this context. So second time we don't set $b to 0 actually. It remains being equal to 2.