On Friday, February 15, 2019 at 9:36:26 AM UTC-8, Mohammad wrote:
>
> But we do not know in advance what is the number, and it is given by user!
> So if n is a variable, then how we can generate these numbers?
>
>>
If we DID know the number in advance, we could just use it in the operand
of the range[...]
For example, suppose the desired number is, say, 256. Then we could just
modify the filter be:
[range[9]addprefix[00]] [range[10,99]addprefix[0]] [range[100,256]]
However, since you want the number to be "given by user", we need to use a
different approach. Instead of hard-coding the number, we can use the
limit[...] filter. Let's suppose the desired number is in variable called
"max". Then we could write:
[range[9]addprefix[00]] [range[10,99]addprefix[0]] [range[100,256] +limit
<max>]
and if the desired number is in a tiddler (e.g. $:/temp/input/userlimit, as
a result of user input), we could write:
[range[9]addprefix[00]] [range[10,99]addprefix[0]] [range[100,256] +limit{$:
/temp/input/userlimit}]
-e
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