XRange Node

Python-like xrange/range node that iterates over an arithmetic progression. Parameters (range semantics): - If only stop is provided: start=0, stop=stop, step=1. - start (INT, optional): defaults to 0 when left blank. - stop (INT, required): end (exclusive). - step (INT, optional): defaults to 1 when left blank. Cannot be 0. Can be negative. - reset (BOOLEAN, optional): when True, immediately restart the loop at the beginning for this evaluation and set the UI cursor accordingly. Behavior: - Produces the full list for convenience, and outputs the current value (based on an internal cursor widget). - The cursor advances by 1 on each execution unless advance is disabled. - When the range is exhausted: - If repeat=false, the overflow flag is True and the current value remains the last valid value. - If repeat=true, the cursor wraps to the beginning (or end for negative step) and the overflow flag is True until next run. - If reset=true, the cursor is set to the first position for this evaluation before any advancing logic is applied. Notes: - Works for negative steps exactly as Python range. - Leave start/step blank to use defaults. Tooltips explain the defaults. - The node is marked as always-changed to allow stepping each run. Composition example: - To emulate minutes -> hours: configure one node as 0..60 with repeat=true, and another as 0..24 with repeat=true. - Connect minutes.exhausted_or_looped -> hours.advance so the hours node advances once each time minutes wraps. - Optionally connect a trigger to both minutes.reset and hours.reset to restart both counters from zero.