hi, i'm translating a perl code into c# and i've a problem with a strange "for" statement.i'dont how to translate it... could someone explain me what this "for" statement do and traduce it in a traditional "for" statement ( "for ($i=0,$i<=integer;$i++)")
before showing the problem
$tabs => each elements of $tabs looks like [ [integer,integer,integer] ,integer,integer]

here is the "for" statement 
for ( my $L = $tabs ->[10] ; $L; $L = $L->[0] )
{    
$m->[ $L->[1] ] = $L->[2];
}

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thanks for your help

In reply to strange "for " statement by Anonymous Monk

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