$lst_tit makelist$lst_titend$type_both
$(lst_syntax)makelist $emph templ$emphend for $emph v$emphend=$emph v1$emphend
to $emph v2$emphend [step $emph st $emphend], or <br/>
$ !makelist $emph templ$emphend for $emph v$emphend in
$emph v1,v2,v3,...$emphend</tt>
$lst_mean Outputs a
list consisting of
$emph templ
$emphend with
variable $emph v $emphend successively substituted by values $emph v1$emphend,
..., $emph v2$emphend. <p>
In the second syntax
, the substitutions are done with respect to
each item in
the
list $emph v1
,v2
,...$emphend. </p
><p
> The variable $emph v $emphend should appear in $emph templ $emphend
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>