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v-for range starting point
See original GitHub issueHi, i would like to suggest a system for range loop.
We can register a range loop like,
n in 10
but we can’t set the starting point. can we just have something like ? or what is the best way to do it in vue.js ?
n in 2..23
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@metekabak Hello, you can use
v-for="i in (3, 8)"You can either just compute by doing
n + 2, or create your own range function and don in range(2, 23). I don’t think we should introduce more non-javascript syntax intov-for.