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Originally Posted by Tigairius
No upside to using a string, I just didn't feel like doing temp.source = {"A", "B", "C", etc}; 
I think it's generally bad practice to use a while() loop where a for() loop can be used, and right now it doesn't look like you have any loop protection, so if you input incorrect parameters you can break the loop limit. |
I did use a for() loop, originally. However, that results in temp.i increasing, even though nothing is added to temp.output. That results in outputs that aren't the length defined by temp.limit.
Also, I have no clue what "loop protection" is. A search leads only to this topic.