Ramp

• This operator is very reminiscent of the range() function, only better.
• You can generate ramps of integers using the [1:10] syntax.
  • This expression will yield [1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10].
• You can ramp up and you can ramp down!
• You can be more specific: [1:10,2].
  • This expression will yield: [1 3 5 7 9].
  • It also works with floating point numbers and floating point number steps: [1:10,0.5]!

@swim
def ramps(p=0.5, i=0):
    D('amencutup:[0:10]',
      room='[0:1,0.1]',
      cutoff='[1:10]*100', i=i)
    again(ramps, p=0.5, i=i+1)