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Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #1851, comment 20


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06/10/12 22:40:51 (12 years ago)
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abeham
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  • Ticket #1851, comment 20

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    33Currently you obtain the first sequence because enumeration starts at the minimum and adds the step value while its <= the maximumm, but I think of changing it to the second. To get the second sequence would be to start at the maximum and subtract step (and finally add the minimum). Also would you always expect that it includes the maximum as well as the minimum value in the sequence?
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     5Edit: Or is it better to forget about defining the sequence as an arithmetic progression and just type all the values directly, e.g. through a ";"-separated list. Since sometimes you could want a geometric progression of the values. Direct specification may be inconvenient for more than say 10 values, but I think that one could always create larger sequences in Excel quickly and paste that into the box. Alternatively we could use an IntArray or DoubleArray and the according view (which already supports pasting from Excel).