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CracklePop

A flexible CracklePop function, which lets you customize everything.

The min and max for your count. Default: Count from 1 to 100
Which numbers to Crackle and Pop at, and what text to output. Default: "Crackle" at 3 and "Pop" at 5. You can specify any number of magic numbers, and output any string.
A delimiter to put in between each item. Default: A line break ("\n")
A template to output each item in. Default: "{{item}}". This is equivalent to no template—it just outputs the item. Other examples:
'Simon says {{item}}' — Outputs 'Simon says 1', 'Simon says 2', 'Simon says Crackle', etc.
'<img src="{{item}}.gif">' — Outputs an image for each item (images sold separately)

Options

The function takes a single, optional parameter, a multidimensional array of options. These options can be specified:

min (int): where to start counting. Default: 1
max (int): where to stop counting. Default: 100
delimiter (string): string to output between items. Default: "\n"
template (string): template for each item. Use "{{item}}" where the item goes. Default: "{{item}}"
magicnumbers (array): a dictionary of the numbers to crackle and pop at, and what to say. Default: array( 3 => "Crackle", 5 => "Pop" )

Examples

With default options

echo flexibleCracklePop();

Using custom options

// These are in fact the default options
echo flexibleCracklePop( array(
		'min' => 1,
		'max' => 100,
		'delimiter' => "\n",
		'template' => "{{item}}",
		'magicnumbers' => array(
			3 => "Crackle",
			5 => "Pop",
		)
	) 
);

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