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I would need a list, possibly an array (for later use in a foreach loop / TikZ graphic), which contains the following values ​​(a_n) in order (n = 1,2,3, ...):



45,135,225,270,315,
45,45,90,135,135,225,225,270,270,315,315,
45,45,45,90,90,135,135,135,225,225,225,315,315,315,
45,45,45,45,90,90,90,135,135,135,135,225,225,225,225,270,270,270,270,315,315,315,315 .........



The system is the following:
1x45, 0x90, 1x other angles
2x45, 1x90, 2x other angles
3x45, 2x90, 3x other angles
4x45, 3x90, 4x other angles
....



Note: I'm not looking for the formula function or anything like that, just looking for a list for TikZ-use.



documentclass[margin=5pt, varwidth]{standalone}
usepackage{tikz}
begin{document}

pgfmathsetmacro{k}{2}

pgfmathsetmacro{Start}{k}
pgfmathsetmacro{End}{k+5}
foreach[evaluate={N=int(n+1)}] n in {Start,...,End}{
pgfmathsetmacro{A}{int(floor(N/2)-floor(N/3))}
n: A~
}

end{document}









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    I would need a list, possibly an array (for later use in a foreach loop / TikZ graphic), which contains the following values ​​(a_n) in order (n = 1,2,3, ...):



    45,135,225,270,315,
    45,45,90,135,135,225,225,270,270,315,315,
    45,45,45,90,90,135,135,135,225,225,225,315,315,315,
    45,45,45,45,90,90,90,135,135,135,135,225,225,225,225,270,270,270,270,315,315,315,315 .........



    The system is the following:
    1x45, 0x90, 1x other angles
    2x45, 1x90, 2x other angles
    3x45, 2x90, 3x other angles
    4x45, 3x90, 4x other angles
    ....



    Note: I'm not looking for the formula function or anything like that, just looking for a list for TikZ-use.



    documentclass[margin=5pt, varwidth]{standalone}
    usepackage{tikz}
    begin{document}

    pgfmathsetmacro{k}{2}

    pgfmathsetmacro{Start}{k}
    pgfmathsetmacro{End}{k+5}
    foreach[evaluate={N=int(n+1)}] n in {Start,...,End}{
    pgfmathsetmacro{A}{int(floor(N/2)-floor(N/3))}
    n: A~
    }

    end{document}









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      I would need a list, possibly an array (for later use in a foreach loop / TikZ graphic), which contains the following values ​​(a_n) in order (n = 1,2,3, ...):



      45,135,225,270,315,
      45,45,90,135,135,225,225,270,270,315,315,
      45,45,45,90,90,135,135,135,225,225,225,315,315,315,
      45,45,45,45,90,90,90,135,135,135,135,225,225,225,225,270,270,270,270,315,315,315,315 .........



      The system is the following:
      1x45, 0x90, 1x other angles
      2x45, 1x90, 2x other angles
      3x45, 2x90, 3x other angles
      4x45, 3x90, 4x other angles
      ....



      Note: I'm not looking for the formula function or anything like that, just looking for a list for TikZ-use.



      documentclass[margin=5pt, varwidth]{standalone}
      usepackage{tikz}
      begin{document}

      pgfmathsetmacro{k}{2}

      pgfmathsetmacro{Start}{k}
      pgfmathsetmacro{End}{k+5}
      foreach[evaluate={N=int(n+1)}] n in {Start,...,End}{
      pgfmathsetmacro{A}{int(floor(N/2)-floor(N/3))}
      n: A~
      }

      end{document}









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      I would need a list, possibly an array (for later use in a foreach loop / TikZ graphic), which contains the following values ​​(a_n) in order (n = 1,2,3, ...):



      45,135,225,270,315,
      45,45,90,135,135,225,225,270,270,315,315,
      45,45,45,90,90,135,135,135,225,225,225,315,315,315,
      45,45,45,45,90,90,90,135,135,135,135,225,225,225,225,270,270,270,270,315,315,315,315 .........



      The system is the following:
      1x45, 0x90, 1x other angles
      2x45, 1x90, 2x other angles
      3x45, 2x90, 3x other angles
      4x45, 3x90, 4x other angles
      ....



      Note: I'm not looking for the formula function or anything like that, just looking for a list for TikZ-use.



      documentclass[margin=5pt, varwidth]{standalone}
      usepackage{tikz}
      begin{document}

      pgfmathsetmacro{k}{2}

      pgfmathsetmacro{Start}{k}
      pgfmathsetmacro{End}{k+5}
      foreach[evaluate={N=int(n+1)}] n in {Start,...,End}{
      pgfmathsetmacro{A}{int(floor(N/2)-floor(N/3))}
      n: A~
      }

      end{document}






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          documentclass[margin=5pt, varwidth]{standalone}
          usepackage{pgffor}
          begin{document}
          newcommand{AddOtherAngles}[1]{foreach X in {225,270,315}
          {foreach Y in {1,...,#1}
          {xdefmyList{myList,X}}}}

          foreach A [evaluate=A as B using {int(A-1)}] in {1,...,4}
          {foreach a in {1,...,A}
          {ifnuma=1
          xdefmyList{45}
          else
          xdefmyList{myList,45}
          fi}
          ifnumB>0
          foreach b in {1,...,B}
          {xdefmyList{myList,90}}
          fi
          AddOtherAngles{A}
          myListpar
          }
          end{document}


          enter image description here



          Everything in one list.



          documentclass[margin=5pt, varwidth]{standalone}
          usepackage{tikz}
          begin{document}

          foreach A [evaluate=A as B using {int(A-1)}] in {1,...,4}
          {foreach a in {1,...,A}
          {ifnuma=1
          ifnumA=1
          xdefmyList{45}
          else
          xdefmyList{myList,45}
          fi
          else
          xdefmyList{myList,45}
          fi}
          ifnumB>0
          foreach b in {1,...,B}
          {xdefmyList{myList,90}}
          fi
          foreach X in {225,270,315}
          {foreach Y in {1,...,A}
          {xdefmyList{myList,X}}}
          }
          typeout{myList}

          tikz{foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } }

          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • @cis I do not need protected@xdef: foreach A [evaluate=A as B using {int(A-1)}] in {1,...,4} {foreach a in {1,...,A} {ifnuma=1 xdefmyList{45} else xdefmyList{myList,45} fi} ifnumB>0 foreach b in {1,...,B} {xdefmyList{myList,90}} fi foreach X in {225,270,315} {foreach Y in {1,...,A} {xdefmyList{myList,X}}} tikz{foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } } }

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            Mar 28 at 13:56











          • @marmot I cannot use this list in this kind tikz foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } There has to be a comma after all numbers except after the last number (and maybe no line breaks).

            – cis
            Mar 28 at 13:58








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            @cis I added such a code.

            – marmot
            Mar 28 at 14:02






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            Oh yes Sir, that seems to be good. Have a look on the usage: [![enter image description here][1]][1] [1]: i.stack.imgur.com/zPtte.jpg

            – cis
            Mar 28 at 14:13











          • @cis Schaut gut aus.

            – marmot
            Mar 28 at 14:14



















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          With expl3:



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{xparse}

          ExplSyntaxOn

          NewDocumentCommand{generatelist}{mm}
          {% #1 = control sequence, #2 = number of repetitions
          genlist_main:nn { #1 } { #2 }
          }

          cs_new_protected:Nn genlist_main:nn
          {
          tl_set:Nx l_tmpa_tl
          {
          45
          prg_replicate:nn { #2-1 } { ,45 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2-1 } { ,90 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,135 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,225 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,270 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,315 }
          }
          tl_if_exist:NTF #1
          {
          msg_error:nnx {genlist}{exist}{token_to_str:N #1}
          }
          {
          tl_new:N #1
          tl_set_eq:NN #1 l_tmpa_tl
          }
          }

          msg_new:nnnn {genlist}{exist}
          {
          Control~sequence~#1~already~defined
          }
          {
          The~control~sequence~#1~is~already~defined,~choose~a~different~name
          }

          ExplSyntaxOff

          generatelist{ONE}{1}
          generatelist{TWO}{2}
          generatelist{THREE}{3}
          generatelist{FOUR}{4}

          generatelist{box}{10} % this raises an error

          begin{document}

          ONE

          TWO

          THREE

          FOUR

          end{document}


          enter image description here



          A classical implementation, which shows why expl3 is preferable.



          documentclass{article}

          makeatletter
          newcommand{genlist@aux}[2]{%
          ifnum#1>0
          ,#2%
          expandafter@firstofone
          else
          expandafter@gobble
          fi
          {expandaftergenlist@auxexpandafter{thenumexpr#1-1}{#2}}%
          }

          newcommand{generatelist}[2]{%
          @ifdefinable#1{genlist@main{#1}{#2}}%
          }
          newcommand{genlist@main}[2]{%
          edef#1{%
          45%
          expandaftergenlist@auxexpandafter{thenumexpr#2-1}{45}%
          expandaftergenlist@auxexpandafter{thenumexpr#2-1}{90}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{135}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{225}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{270}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{315}%
          }%
          }
          makeatother

          generatelist{ONE}{1}
          generatelist{TWO}{2}
          generatelist{THREE}{3}
          generatelist{FOUR}{4}

          %generatelist{box}{10} % this would raise an error

          begin{document}

          ONE

          TWO

          THREE

          FOUR

          end{document}





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          • Ah, very good. Do you think, there is a possibility with pgfmath, xdef and so on?

            – cis
            Mar 28 at 0:09











          • @cis I added a version with no additional package.

            – egreg
            Mar 28 at 7:44












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          documentclass[margin=5pt, varwidth]{standalone}
          usepackage{pgffor}
          begin{document}
          newcommand{AddOtherAngles}[1]{foreach X in {225,270,315}
          {foreach Y in {1,...,#1}
          {xdefmyList{myList,X}}}}

          foreach A [evaluate=A as B using {int(A-1)}] in {1,...,4}
          {foreach a in {1,...,A}
          {ifnuma=1
          xdefmyList{45}
          else
          xdefmyList{myList,45}
          fi}
          ifnumB>0
          foreach b in {1,...,B}
          {xdefmyList{myList,90}}
          fi
          AddOtherAngles{A}
          myListpar
          }
          end{document}


          enter image description here



          Everything in one list.



          documentclass[margin=5pt, varwidth]{standalone}
          usepackage{tikz}
          begin{document}

          foreach A [evaluate=A as B using {int(A-1)}] in {1,...,4}
          {foreach a in {1,...,A}
          {ifnuma=1
          ifnumA=1
          xdefmyList{45}
          else
          xdefmyList{myList,45}
          fi
          else
          xdefmyList{myList,45}
          fi}
          ifnumB>0
          foreach b in {1,...,B}
          {xdefmyList{myList,90}}
          fi
          foreach X in {225,270,315}
          {foreach Y in {1,...,A}
          {xdefmyList{myList,X}}}
          }
          typeout{myList}

          tikz{foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } }

          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • @cis I do not need protected@xdef: foreach A [evaluate=A as B using {int(A-1)}] in {1,...,4} {foreach a in {1,...,A} {ifnuma=1 xdefmyList{45} else xdefmyList{myList,45} fi} ifnumB>0 foreach b in {1,...,B} {xdefmyList{myList,90}} fi foreach X in {225,270,315} {foreach Y in {1,...,A} {xdefmyList{myList,X}}} tikz{foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } } }

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            Mar 28 at 13:56











          • @marmot I cannot use this list in this kind tikz foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } There has to be a comma after all numbers except after the last number (and maybe no line breaks).

            – cis
            Mar 28 at 13:58








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            @cis I added such a code.

            – marmot
            Mar 28 at 14:02






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            Oh yes Sir, that seems to be good. Have a look on the usage: [![enter image description here][1]][1] [1]: i.stack.imgur.com/zPtte.jpg

            – cis
            Mar 28 at 14:13











          • @cis Schaut gut aus.

            – marmot
            Mar 28 at 14:14
















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          documentclass[margin=5pt, varwidth]{standalone}
          usepackage{pgffor}
          begin{document}
          newcommand{AddOtherAngles}[1]{foreach X in {225,270,315}
          {foreach Y in {1,...,#1}
          {xdefmyList{myList,X}}}}

          foreach A [evaluate=A as B using {int(A-1)}] in {1,...,4}
          {foreach a in {1,...,A}
          {ifnuma=1
          xdefmyList{45}
          else
          xdefmyList{myList,45}
          fi}
          ifnumB>0
          foreach b in {1,...,B}
          {xdefmyList{myList,90}}
          fi
          AddOtherAngles{A}
          myListpar
          }
          end{document}


          enter image description here



          Everything in one list.



          documentclass[margin=5pt, varwidth]{standalone}
          usepackage{tikz}
          begin{document}

          foreach A [evaluate=A as B using {int(A-1)}] in {1,...,4}
          {foreach a in {1,...,A}
          {ifnuma=1
          ifnumA=1
          xdefmyList{45}
          else
          xdefmyList{myList,45}
          fi
          else
          xdefmyList{myList,45}
          fi}
          ifnumB>0
          foreach b in {1,...,B}
          {xdefmyList{myList,90}}
          fi
          foreach X in {225,270,315}
          {foreach Y in {1,...,A}
          {xdefmyList{myList,X}}}
          }
          typeout{myList}

          tikz{foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } }

          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          • @cis I do not need protected@xdef: foreach A [evaluate=A as B using {int(A-1)}] in {1,...,4} {foreach a in {1,...,A} {ifnuma=1 xdefmyList{45} else xdefmyList{myList,45} fi} ifnumB>0 foreach b in {1,...,B} {xdefmyList{myList,90}} fi foreach X in {225,270,315} {foreach Y in {1,...,A} {xdefmyList{myList,X}}} tikz{foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } } }

            – marmot
            Mar 28 at 13:56











          • @marmot I cannot use this list in this kind tikz foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } There has to be a comma after all numbers except after the last number (and maybe no line breaks).

            – cis
            Mar 28 at 13:58








          • 1





            @cis I added such a code.

            – marmot
            Mar 28 at 14:02






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            Oh yes Sir, that seems to be good. Have a look on the usage: [![enter image description here][1]][1] [1]: i.stack.imgur.com/zPtte.jpg

            – cis
            Mar 28 at 14:13











          • @cis Schaut gut aus.

            – marmot
            Mar 28 at 14:14














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          documentclass[margin=5pt, varwidth]{standalone}
          usepackage{pgffor}
          begin{document}
          newcommand{AddOtherAngles}[1]{foreach X in {225,270,315}
          {foreach Y in {1,...,#1}
          {xdefmyList{myList,X}}}}

          foreach A [evaluate=A as B using {int(A-1)}] in {1,...,4}
          {foreach a in {1,...,A}
          {ifnuma=1
          xdefmyList{45}
          else
          xdefmyList{myList,45}
          fi}
          ifnumB>0
          foreach b in {1,...,B}
          {xdefmyList{myList,90}}
          fi
          AddOtherAngles{A}
          myListpar
          }
          end{document}


          enter image description here



          Everything in one list.



          documentclass[margin=5pt, varwidth]{standalone}
          usepackage{tikz}
          begin{document}

          foreach A [evaluate=A as B using {int(A-1)}] in {1,...,4}
          {foreach a in {1,...,A}
          {ifnuma=1
          ifnumA=1
          xdefmyList{45}
          else
          xdefmyList{myList,45}
          fi
          else
          xdefmyList{myList,45}
          fi}
          ifnumB>0
          foreach b in {1,...,B}
          {xdefmyList{myList,90}}
          fi
          foreach X in {225,270,315}
          {foreach Y in {1,...,A}
          {xdefmyList{myList,X}}}
          }
          typeout{myList}

          tikz{foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } }

          end{document}


          enter image description here






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          documentclass[margin=5pt, varwidth]{standalone}
          usepackage{pgffor}
          begin{document}
          newcommand{AddOtherAngles}[1]{foreach X in {225,270,315}
          {foreach Y in {1,...,#1}
          {xdefmyList{myList,X}}}}

          foreach A [evaluate=A as B using {int(A-1)}] in {1,...,4}
          {foreach a in {1,...,A}
          {ifnuma=1
          xdefmyList{45}
          else
          xdefmyList{myList,45}
          fi}
          ifnumB>0
          foreach b in {1,...,B}
          {xdefmyList{myList,90}}
          fi
          AddOtherAngles{A}
          myListpar
          }
          end{document}


          enter image description here



          Everything in one list.



          documentclass[margin=5pt, varwidth]{standalone}
          usepackage{tikz}
          begin{document}

          foreach A [evaluate=A as B using {int(A-1)}] in {1,...,4}
          {foreach a in {1,...,A}
          {ifnuma=1
          ifnumA=1
          xdefmyList{45}
          else
          xdefmyList{myList,45}
          fi
          else
          xdefmyList{myList,45}
          fi}
          ifnumB>0
          foreach b in {1,...,B}
          {xdefmyList{myList,90}}
          fi
          foreach X in {225,270,315}
          {foreach Y in {1,...,A}
          {xdefmyList{myList,X}}}
          }
          typeout{myList}

          tikz{foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } }

          end{document}


          enter image description here







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          • @cis I do not need protected@xdef: foreach A [evaluate=A as B using {int(A-1)}] in {1,...,4} {foreach a in {1,...,A} {ifnuma=1 xdefmyList{45} else xdefmyList{myList,45} fi} ifnumB>0 foreach b in {1,...,B} {xdefmyList{myList,90}} fi foreach X in {225,270,315} {foreach Y in {1,...,A} {xdefmyList{myList,X}}} tikz{foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } } }

            – marmot
            Mar 28 at 13:56











          • @marmot I cannot use this list in this kind tikz foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } There has to be a comma after all numbers except after the last number (and maybe no line breaks).

            – cis
            Mar 28 at 13:58








          • 1





            @cis I added such a code.

            – marmot
            Mar 28 at 14:02






          • 1





            Oh yes Sir, that seems to be good. Have a look on the usage: [![enter image description here][1]][1] [1]: i.stack.imgur.com/zPtte.jpg

            – cis
            Mar 28 at 14:13











          • @cis Schaut gut aus.

            – marmot
            Mar 28 at 14:14



















          • @cis I do not need protected@xdef: foreach A [evaluate=A as B using {int(A-1)}] in {1,...,4} {foreach a in {1,...,A} {ifnuma=1 xdefmyList{45} else xdefmyList{myList,45} fi} ifnumB>0 foreach b in {1,...,B} {xdefmyList{myList,90}} fi foreach X in {225,270,315} {foreach Y in {1,...,A} {xdefmyList{myList,X}}} tikz{foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } } }

            – marmot
            Mar 28 at 13:56











          • @marmot I cannot use this list in this kind tikz foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } There has to be a comma after all numbers except after the last number (and maybe no line breaks).

            – cis
            Mar 28 at 13:58








          • 1





            @cis I added such a code.

            – marmot
            Mar 28 at 14:02






          • 1





            Oh yes Sir, that seems to be good. Have a look on the usage: [![enter image description here][1]][1] [1]: i.stack.imgur.com/zPtte.jpg

            – cis
            Mar 28 at 14:13











          • @cis Schaut gut aus.

            – marmot
            Mar 28 at 14:14

















          @cis I do not need protected@xdef: foreach A [evaluate=A as B using {int(A-1)}] in {1,...,4} {foreach a in {1,...,A} {ifnuma=1 xdefmyList{45} else xdefmyList{myList,45} fi} ifnumB>0 foreach b in {1,...,B} {xdefmyList{myList,90}} fi foreach X in {225,270,315} {foreach Y in {1,...,A} {xdefmyList{myList,X}}} tikz{foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } } }

          – marmot
          Mar 28 at 13:56





          @cis I do not need protected@xdef: foreach A [evaluate=A as B using {int(A-1)}] in {1,...,4} {foreach a in {1,...,A} {ifnuma=1 xdefmyList{45} else xdefmyList{myList,45} fi} ifnumB>0 foreach b in {1,...,B} {xdefmyList{myList,90}} fi foreach X in {225,270,315} {foreach Y in {1,...,A} {xdefmyList{myList,X}}} tikz{foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } } }

          – marmot
          Mar 28 at 13:56













          @marmot I cannot use this list in this kind tikz foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } There has to be a comma after all numbers except after the last number (and maybe no line breaks).

          – cis
          Mar 28 at 13:58







          @marmot I cannot use this list in this kind tikz foreach w in myList { draw (0,0)--(w:1); } There has to be a comma after all numbers except after the last number (and maybe no line breaks).

          – cis
          Mar 28 at 13:58






          1




          1





          @cis I added such a code.

          – marmot
          Mar 28 at 14:02





          @cis I added such a code.

          – marmot
          Mar 28 at 14:02




          1




          1





          Oh yes Sir, that seems to be good. Have a look on the usage: [![enter image description here][1]][1] [1]: i.stack.imgur.com/zPtte.jpg

          – cis
          Mar 28 at 14:13





          Oh yes Sir, that seems to be good. Have a look on the usage: [![enter image description here][1]][1] [1]: i.stack.imgur.com/zPtte.jpg

          – cis
          Mar 28 at 14:13













          @cis Schaut gut aus.

          – marmot
          Mar 28 at 14:14





          @cis Schaut gut aus.

          – marmot
          Mar 28 at 14:14











          1














          With expl3:



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{xparse}

          ExplSyntaxOn

          NewDocumentCommand{generatelist}{mm}
          {% #1 = control sequence, #2 = number of repetitions
          genlist_main:nn { #1 } { #2 }
          }

          cs_new_protected:Nn genlist_main:nn
          {
          tl_set:Nx l_tmpa_tl
          {
          45
          prg_replicate:nn { #2-1 } { ,45 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2-1 } { ,90 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,135 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,225 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,270 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,315 }
          }
          tl_if_exist:NTF #1
          {
          msg_error:nnx {genlist}{exist}{token_to_str:N #1}
          }
          {
          tl_new:N #1
          tl_set_eq:NN #1 l_tmpa_tl
          }
          }

          msg_new:nnnn {genlist}{exist}
          {
          Control~sequence~#1~already~defined
          }
          {
          The~control~sequence~#1~is~already~defined,~choose~a~different~name
          }

          ExplSyntaxOff

          generatelist{ONE}{1}
          generatelist{TWO}{2}
          generatelist{THREE}{3}
          generatelist{FOUR}{4}

          generatelist{box}{10} % this raises an error

          begin{document}

          ONE

          TWO

          THREE

          FOUR

          end{document}


          enter image description here



          A classical implementation, which shows why expl3 is preferable.



          documentclass{article}

          makeatletter
          newcommand{genlist@aux}[2]{%
          ifnum#1>0
          ,#2%
          expandafter@firstofone
          else
          expandafter@gobble
          fi
          {expandaftergenlist@auxexpandafter{thenumexpr#1-1}{#2}}%
          }

          newcommand{generatelist}[2]{%
          @ifdefinable#1{genlist@main{#1}{#2}}%
          }
          newcommand{genlist@main}[2]{%
          edef#1{%
          45%
          expandaftergenlist@auxexpandafter{thenumexpr#2-1}{45}%
          expandaftergenlist@auxexpandafter{thenumexpr#2-1}{90}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{135}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{225}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{270}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{315}%
          }%
          }
          makeatother

          generatelist{ONE}{1}
          generatelist{TWO}{2}
          generatelist{THREE}{3}
          generatelist{FOUR}{4}

          %generatelist{box}{10} % this would raise an error

          begin{document}

          ONE

          TWO

          THREE

          FOUR

          end{document}





          share|improve this answer


























          • Ah, very good. Do you think, there is a possibility with pgfmath, xdef and so on?

            – cis
            Mar 28 at 0:09











          • @cis I added a version with no additional package.

            – egreg
            Mar 28 at 7:44
















          1














          With expl3:



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{xparse}

          ExplSyntaxOn

          NewDocumentCommand{generatelist}{mm}
          {% #1 = control sequence, #2 = number of repetitions
          genlist_main:nn { #1 } { #2 }
          }

          cs_new_protected:Nn genlist_main:nn
          {
          tl_set:Nx l_tmpa_tl
          {
          45
          prg_replicate:nn { #2-1 } { ,45 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2-1 } { ,90 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,135 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,225 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,270 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,315 }
          }
          tl_if_exist:NTF #1
          {
          msg_error:nnx {genlist}{exist}{token_to_str:N #1}
          }
          {
          tl_new:N #1
          tl_set_eq:NN #1 l_tmpa_tl
          }
          }

          msg_new:nnnn {genlist}{exist}
          {
          Control~sequence~#1~already~defined
          }
          {
          The~control~sequence~#1~is~already~defined,~choose~a~different~name
          }

          ExplSyntaxOff

          generatelist{ONE}{1}
          generatelist{TWO}{2}
          generatelist{THREE}{3}
          generatelist{FOUR}{4}

          generatelist{box}{10} % this raises an error

          begin{document}

          ONE

          TWO

          THREE

          FOUR

          end{document}


          enter image description here



          A classical implementation, which shows why expl3 is preferable.



          documentclass{article}

          makeatletter
          newcommand{genlist@aux}[2]{%
          ifnum#1>0
          ,#2%
          expandafter@firstofone
          else
          expandafter@gobble
          fi
          {expandaftergenlist@auxexpandafter{thenumexpr#1-1}{#2}}%
          }

          newcommand{generatelist}[2]{%
          @ifdefinable#1{genlist@main{#1}{#2}}%
          }
          newcommand{genlist@main}[2]{%
          edef#1{%
          45%
          expandaftergenlist@auxexpandafter{thenumexpr#2-1}{45}%
          expandaftergenlist@auxexpandafter{thenumexpr#2-1}{90}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{135}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{225}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{270}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{315}%
          }%
          }
          makeatother

          generatelist{ONE}{1}
          generatelist{TWO}{2}
          generatelist{THREE}{3}
          generatelist{FOUR}{4}

          %generatelist{box}{10} % this would raise an error

          begin{document}

          ONE

          TWO

          THREE

          FOUR

          end{document}





          share|improve this answer


























          • Ah, very good. Do you think, there is a possibility with pgfmath, xdef and so on?

            – cis
            Mar 28 at 0:09











          • @cis I added a version with no additional package.

            – egreg
            Mar 28 at 7:44














          1












          1








          1







          With expl3:



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{xparse}

          ExplSyntaxOn

          NewDocumentCommand{generatelist}{mm}
          {% #1 = control sequence, #2 = number of repetitions
          genlist_main:nn { #1 } { #2 }
          }

          cs_new_protected:Nn genlist_main:nn
          {
          tl_set:Nx l_tmpa_tl
          {
          45
          prg_replicate:nn { #2-1 } { ,45 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2-1 } { ,90 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,135 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,225 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,270 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,315 }
          }
          tl_if_exist:NTF #1
          {
          msg_error:nnx {genlist}{exist}{token_to_str:N #1}
          }
          {
          tl_new:N #1
          tl_set_eq:NN #1 l_tmpa_tl
          }
          }

          msg_new:nnnn {genlist}{exist}
          {
          Control~sequence~#1~already~defined
          }
          {
          The~control~sequence~#1~is~already~defined,~choose~a~different~name
          }

          ExplSyntaxOff

          generatelist{ONE}{1}
          generatelist{TWO}{2}
          generatelist{THREE}{3}
          generatelist{FOUR}{4}

          generatelist{box}{10} % this raises an error

          begin{document}

          ONE

          TWO

          THREE

          FOUR

          end{document}


          enter image description here



          A classical implementation, which shows why expl3 is preferable.



          documentclass{article}

          makeatletter
          newcommand{genlist@aux}[2]{%
          ifnum#1>0
          ,#2%
          expandafter@firstofone
          else
          expandafter@gobble
          fi
          {expandaftergenlist@auxexpandafter{thenumexpr#1-1}{#2}}%
          }

          newcommand{generatelist}[2]{%
          @ifdefinable#1{genlist@main{#1}{#2}}%
          }
          newcommand{genlist@main}[2]{%
          edef#1{%
          45%
          expandaftergenlist@auxexpandafter{thenumexpr#2-1}{45}%
          expandaftergenlist@auxexpandafter{thenumexpr#2-1}{90}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{135}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{225}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{270}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{315}%
          }%
          }
          makeatother

          generatelist{ONE}{1}
          generatelist{TWO}{2}
          generatelist{THREE}{3}
          generatelist{FOUR}{4}

          %generatelist{box}{10} % this would raise an error

          begin{document}

          ONE

          TWO

          THREE

          FOUR

          end{document}





          share|improve this answer















          With expl3:



          documentclass{article}
          usepackage{xparse}

          ExplSyntaxOn

          NewDocumentCommand{generatelist}{mm}
          {% #1 = control sequence, #2 = number of repetitions
          genlist_main:nn { #1 } { #2 }
          }

          cs_new_protected:Nn genlist_main:nn
          {
          tl_set:Nx l_tmpa_tl
          {
          45
          prg_replicate:nn { #2-1 } { ,45 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2-1 } { ,90 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,135 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,225 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,270 }
          prg_replicate:nn { #2 } { ,315 }
          }
          tl_if_exist:NTF #1
          {
          msg_error:nnx {genlist}{exist}{token_to_str:N #1}
          }
          {
          tl_new:N #1
          tl_set_eq:NN #1 l_tmpa_tl
          }
          }

          msg_new:nnnn {genlist}{exist}
          {
          Control~sequence~#1~already~defined
          }
          {
          The~control~sequence~#1~is~already~defined,~choose~a~different~name
          }

          ExplSyntaxOff

          generatelist{ONE}{1}
          generatelist{TWO}{2}
          generatelist{THREE}{3}
          generatelist{FOUR}{4}

          generatelist{box}{10} % this raises an error

          begin{document}

          ONE

          TWO

          THREE

          FOUR

          end{document}


          enter image description here



          A classical implementation, which shows why expl3 is preferable.



          documentclass{article}

          makeatletter
          newcommand{genlist@aux}[2]{%
          ifnum#1>0
          ,#2%
          expandafter@firstofone
          else
          expandafter@gobble
          fi
          {expandaftergenlist@auxexpandafter{thenumexpr#1-1}{#2}}%
          }

          newcommand{generatelist}[2]{%
          @ifdefinable#1{genlist@main{#1}{#2}}%
          }
          newcommand{genlist@main}[2]{%
          edef#1{%
          45%
          expandaftergenlist@auxexpandafter{thenumexpr#2-1}{45}%
          expandaftergenlist@auxexpandafter{thenumexpr#2-1}{90}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{135}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{225}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{270}%
          genlist@aux{#2}{315}%
          }%
          }
          makeatother

          generatelist{ONE}{1}
          generatelist{TWO}{2}
          generatelist{THREE}{3}
          generatelist{FOUR}{4}

          %generatelist{box}{10} % this would raise an error

          begin{document}

          ONE

          TWO

          THREE

          FOUR

          end{document}






          share|improve this answer














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          edited Mar 28 at 7:43

























          answered Mar 27 at 22:37









          egregegreg

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          • Ah, very good. Do you think, there is a possibility with pgfmath, xdef and so on?

            – cis
            Mar 28 at 0:09











          • @cis I added a version with no additional package.

            – egreg
            Mar 28 at 7:44



















          • Ah, very good. Do you think, there is a possibility with pgfmath, xdef and so on?

            – cis
            Mar 28 at 0:09











          • @cis I added a version with no additional package.

            – egreg
            Mar 28 at 7:44

















          Ah, very good. Do you think, there is a possibility with pgfmath, xdef and so on?

          – cis
          Mar 28 at 0:09





          Ah, very good. Do you think, there is a possibility with pgfmath, xdef and so on?

          – cis
          Mar 28 at 0:09













          @cis I added a version with no additional package.

          – egreg
          Mar 28 at 7:44





          @cis I added a version with no additional package.

          – egreg
          Mar 28 at 7:44


















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