Hi Chet,
Bash-3.0 introduced {-2..2} syntax which generates -2, -1, 0, 1, 2.
Unfortunately, it clashes with my extension which doesn't do negative
integers; instead, mine was designed for "equal width" integer, like 00,
01, 02.
Do you plan to keep the negative integer features of {a..b}?
This is the only conflict between your standard Bash and my extensions.
If you're keeping it, then I'll change syntax on my end.
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