leading zeros for integer variables?

[kentara]

Is there any way to insert a leading zero for integers that are less than or equal to 9?

I am hoping to create a "for" loop that increments integer variable "i", however it needs to increment in this way:
00
01
02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
...
99

The reason for this is that I will be using each value of "i" to create a filename each time the loop is entered. For example, if i=08, I will need to use that to specify a filename (such as "SectionD08").

Any ideas?

 

[frozenpeas]

Is there any way to insert a leading zero for integers that are less than or equal to 9?"

I think your solution lies within your question. Can you see it?

frozenpeas

 

[kentara]

Nope, I can't. Try as I might, I can't get an integer value to start with a zero if it's greater than zero (two significant digits? i.e. 01 through 09) And I can't get away with using strings in my program.

 

[billwatson]

dont really see your problem, however

Math.addZeros = function(num){
	if (num<10){
		added = "0" + num;
		return added
	}
	else{
		return num
	}
}

for (mynum =1;mynum<15;mynum++){
	trace(Math.addzeros(mynum))
}

may be close to what you are looking for