§ 4.89 - [stage] Built-InMnemonic aid: pop See also: [pop] ) Allows you to produce values through a range from start to end by specifying how many steps there are in the range, and what step to produce a floor(integer) or floating point result for. mode= is integer by default, and digits= (fractional part of float result) is 2 by default. This built-in is generally intended to be used with [repeat] ) In the example below, there are four styles that together make up a very controllable looping construct. In {mitt} , the output of the series as generated by [stage] ) is caught and you can do whatever you like with it. Here, {mitt} just outputs it (and snoops on and adjusts the displayed value of) the iterated counter variable, mycount, but obviously the number of uses for loops are endless. Other built-ins used here: [stage] )
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