I wrote the following function: function string2range(string_range) a, b, c = split(string_range, ':') a1 = parse(Float64, a) b1 = parse(Float64, b) c1 = parse(Float64, c) StepRangeLen(a1, b1, 1+Int64(round((c1-a1)/b1))) end Usage: julia> string2range("1:0.5:5") 1.0:0.5:5.0 I…

I might try julia> s = "1:0.5:5" "1:0.5:5" julia> p = Meta.parse(s) :(1:0.5:5) julia> (p.args[1] == :(:) || error("not a range")); (:)(p.args[2:end]...) 1.0:0.5:5.0

It makes the range julia> (:)(1,.5, 2) == 1:.5:2 true

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