tit:makelist
type:$type_both
syntax:!makelist `templ' for `v'=`v1' to `v2' [step `st'], or <br/>
$ !makelist `templ' for `v' in `v1,v2,v3,...'
mean
:Outputs a
list consisting of `templ
' with variable `v' successively substituted \
by values `v1', ..., `v2'. <p>\
In the second syntax
, the substitutions are done with respect to
each item in\
the
list `v1
,v2
,...'. </p><p>\ The variable `v' should appear in `templ' as a math variable \
(that is, with no preceeding character). </p><p>For example, the command</p>\
<pre>!makelist [x;x+1;xx] for x in a,x and y,1,(2,3)</pre>\
gives the result\
<pre>\
!makelist [x;x+1;xx] for x in a,x and y,1,(2,3)\
</pre>