Hi,
I started using the __counter__ variable to dynamically build JavaScript
arrays in my HTML. Unfortunately __counter__ starts counting at 1 (one),
resulting in my first (i.e. index zero) array elements not being initialized.
I am used to $[ == '0' and a counter that starts at '1' is not what I expect
(although I understand why some would want to have it that way). And I don't
really want to adapt my JavaScript for-loops to start counting at 1 instead
of 0.
Would it be possible to add an option (e.g. counter_start_value, defaulting to
1) which one could use to set the starting value of __counter__?
Regards,
<Martijn />
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