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| !! +var+ +exec+ +string+ |
| tit:values |
| type:$type_both |
| syntax:!values `fns' for `v'=`v1' to `v2' [step `st']\ |
| $ !values `fns' for `v' in `v1,v2,v3,...' |
| mean:Outputs a list of values of `fns' with variable `v' replaced successively by values \ |
| `v1', ..., `v2'. <p>In the second syntax, the values are given with respect \ |
| to each item in the list `v1,v2,...'. </p><p>\ |
| `fns' may be a comma-separated list of functions. </p><p>\ |
| syntax:!values ``fns'' for ``v''=``v1'' to ``v2'' [step ``st'']\ |
| $ !values ``fns'' for ``v'' in ``v1,v2,v3,...'' |
| mean:Outputs a list of values of ``fns'' with variable ``v'' replaced successively by values \ |
| ``v1'', ..., ``v2''. <p>In the second syntax, the values are given with respect \ |
| to each item in the list ``v1,v2,...''. </p><p>\ |
| ``fns'' may be a comma-separated list of functions. </p><p>\ |
| This command can also be used to make recursions. If the functions\ |
| `fns' contain a variable named `last', this variable\ |
| ``fns'' contain a variable named ``last'', this variable\ |
| will take the value of the last step each time. And the starting value\ |
| can be put into the WIMS variable <span class="tt">$recursion_start</span>.\ |
| </p> |