--- In [EMAIL PROTECTED], [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Why do you need a script which has so much flexibility in the
way
> > the numbers are calculated and incremented.
>
> I figured while we're building a counting script, might as well
make it as
> capable as possible.
OK. Have you considered adding ability to play bell or whistle wav
at each step?
> > > are -1, or another unusual start number, this check is no
longer
> > valid. Is
> > > there a formula here that we can use that will be a loop check
no
> > matter
> > > what is entered as start, end, multiplier, and increment amount?
I think you just need to arrange that the for loop check is either
<= or >=. You can use the same eval trick as you use for the
increment and express as string, or just use two different loops and
select one with if. Sometimes loop will be executed 0 times.
If increment is >0
For *, + use <=
For - use >=
If increment is <0, not allowed for * (or maybe make an absolute
value function and use <=), else reverse above.
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