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@@ -1184,7 +1184,7 @@ if $ARGS[0] = 'color_is_dark':
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killvar 'shortgs_cid_b'
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end
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-!! func('shortgs', 'enumerate_list', '$arrname', {start}, {number}, {oxford_comma})
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+!! func('shortgs', 'enumerate_list', '$arrname', {start}, {number}, ', ', ' and ', ', and ')
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!! returns a string with the array entries listed:
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!! $arr[0] = 'Sidisi' -> returns: 'Sidisi'
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!! $arr[1] = 'Eriette' -> returns: 'Sidisi and Eriette'
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@@ -1195,16 +1195,21 @@ end
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!! $ARGS[4] is the small separator (defaults to ', ')
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!! $ARGS[5] is the final separator for 2 items (defaults to ' and ')
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!! $ARGS[6] is the final seperator for more items (defaults to ', and ')
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+!!
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+!! If you want to list the entries of an array, you can use
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+!! func('shortgs', 'enumerate_list', '$arrname', 0, 0, '<br>', '<br>', '<br>')
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+
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+
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if $ARGS[0] = 'enumerate_list':
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$temp_sgs_text = ''
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$sgs_arrname = $ARGS[1]
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- if ARGS[2] = 0:
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+ if ARGS[2] <= 0:
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temp_sgs_i = 0
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else
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temp_sgs_i = ARGS[2]
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end
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- if ARGS[3] = 0:
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+ if ARGS[3] <= 0:
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temp_sgs_max_i = arrsize($sgs_arrname)
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else
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temp_sgs_max_i = temp_sgs_i + ARGS[3]
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