I can find no examples of different ways to create a range. There's a plethora of examples on what you can do when you start by creating a range like so: "1..10"
But, how does one create a range when the min and max values are stored in variables? There's no range constructor. I see that it's a form of a list, but I see no helper methods for dynamically creating ranges given a min and max value. I even tried to get really fancy, but this evaluates to a string. def v = "10..15" assert Eval.x(v, "return x").getClass().name == "java.lang.String" My use case is this. I populate a bunch of form fields with variable definitions... but they all get passed to my code as strings. But I want to pass port ranges and lists and maps. So, the Eval() method is exactly what I needed.. it just isn't working for ranges. Regards, Jerry Gerald R. Wiltse jerrywil...@gmail.com
