creating a list from 0 to N without [counter]
In the current project I'm working on I've several instances in which I need to create a list n numbers long that's comprised of integers from 0...(n-1).
For example, I want to be able to send in integer 7 and get the list [0 1 2 3 4 5 6].
Can't figure out a way to do this that doesn't involve [uzi] or [counter]...I really dislike all the reset logic I have to use with those solutions. Any ideas?
How about this?
(just made a quick edit so it starts from zero)
Wonderful - thanks so much. Just added this lil abstraction to my library - hadn't thought to use [zl.group].
Yeah, that's a nice one. Even better, there is really no need for the [t i set] in the abstraction.. unless you really need the message box cleared, but then you'd need a second outlet.