Try current version of DirectCsound (if you are using a PC) it includes the new score
opcodes '{' and '}' to implement nested loop without any section interruption.

This is the manual:

Syntax: 

{  num NN 

   ...... body........ 

} 

Score loops are a very powerful tool. Derived by repeats (r opcode), they allow to define
any parameter,
and the score events inside the loop are not separated by a section termination in each
iteration. So it is
possible to implement overlapping loops. Loops can be nested. The syntax is similar to
that of the repeats:
the macro $NN is incremented in each iteration (notice that, differently from repeats, it
starts with a zero
value); num argument must be set to the number of iterations. 

NB: exponential ramp symbol has been changed to '(' or ')' in order to allow curly-brace
characters to be used
for loops. 

EXAMPLE: 

{ 10 nn
        i1      [$nn/2]  .5  [$Line(10, $nn , 10000, 4000)]  [$Line(10,$nn,440,110)]
        { 5 bb
                i1 [$nn/2+$bb/10] .1 [(1+$nn/4)*$Line(10 , $bb, 2000, 500)] [$Line(10, 
$bb, 400, 600)]
        }
}



SONICMAN wrote:
> 
> How would I have a line in a score repeat say 10, 20, 30 times? or
> infinitely? what is the command?
> 
> Also is there a random command that works in scores?
> 
> Thanks,
> Marcus

-- 
Gabriel Maldonado