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I'm not entirely sure about the configuration form, yet.
Currently, it's:
which generates the numbers 1, 2, 3, ..., 98, 99, 100.
Note the absence of square brackets.
Numbers must be valid signed integers (INT_MIN to INT_MAX).
The code has been tested to do the right thing with INT_MIN and/or INT_MAX.
Although supplying the entire range of integers does require a lot of memory.
I'm debating if I should enable this in tuples, for example:
which might be a nice way to supply port ranges, for instance.
I'm debating if I should enable this in lists too:
which might be a nice way to add a lot of numbers quickly.