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regex (java) match numbers equal or greater than 20, incremented by 5, no leading zeros allowed

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问题 I am a new user, so excuse if this question should be answered in it's original post: regex match numbers greater or equal than 20, by increments of 5, range 20 to 999 Neverteless, here is the current question: Match all numbers equal or greater then 20 (no upper limit) Increments of 5 No decimal point Leading zeros shouldn't be allowed With stackoverflow user YMI response on another post: (\d{2}|[2-9])[05] and user nhahtdh ^([2-9]|[1-9]\d)[05]$ However I would like to explorer the option of

how to create two number sequences

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问题 Can we create Purchase order Number Sequence with the division capture for Local and Foreign purchases? Can we create two number sequence at a time in AX 2012 ? 回答1: Yes you can. Not knowing anything about your version or what you have done or tried, I will try guessing you are using AX 2012. Then go looking in \Classes\CustPostInvoice\run on how they set the invoiceId variable. if (countryRegion_LTLV) { [invoiceId, voucher] = this.getNumAndVoucher_W(numberSeq); } else { [invoiceId, voucher]

Python's range() analog in Common Lisp

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How to create a list of consecutive numbers in Common Lisp? In other words, what is the equivalent of Python's range function in Common Lisp? In Python range(2, 10, 2) returns [2, 4, 6, 8] , with first and last arguments being optional. I couldn't find the idiomatic way to create a sequence of numbers, though Emacs Lisp has number-sequence . Range could be emulated using loop macro , but i want to know the accepted way to generate a sequence of numbers with start and end points and step. Related: Analog of Python's range in Scheme There is no built-in way of generating a sequence of numbers,

Python's range() analog in Common Lisp

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问题 How to create a list of consecutive numbers in Common Lisp? In other words, what is the equivalent of Python's range function in Common Lisp? In Python range(2, 10, 2) returns [2, 4, 6, 8] , with first and last arguments being optional. I couldn't find the idiomatic way to create a sequence of numbers, though Emacs Lisp has number-sequence . Range could be emulated using loop macro, but i want to know the accepted way to generate a sequence of numbers with start and end points and step.