Berry tasmota.int

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@@ -506,8 +506,9 @@ tasmota.remove\_driver<a class="cmnd" id="tasmota_remove_driver"></a>|`(instance
 tasmota.gc<a class="cmnd" id="tasmota_gc"></a>|`() -> int`<br>Triggers garbage collection of Berry objects and returns the bytes currently allocated. This is for debug only and shouldn't be normally used. `gc` is otherwise automatically triggered when necessary.
 tasmota.urlfetch<a class="cmnd" id="tasmota_urlfetch"></a>|`(url:string [, filename:string]) -> bytes:int`<br>Download a url (http or https) and store the content in the filesystem<br>`filename` is optional, needed if you want to change the name of the file from the url suffix. Returns the number of bytes downloaded or -1 if failed.
 tasmota.urlbecload<a class="cmnd" id="tasmota_urlbecload"></a>|`(url:string) -> bool`<br>Download `.bec` file from a url and run it, return `true` if sucessful. This allows to run complementary code like Partition Wizard from precompiled Berry.
-tasmota.scale\_uint<a class="cmnd" id="tasmota_scale_uint"></a>|`(value:int, fromMin:int, fromMax:int, toMin:int, toMax:int) -> int`<br>Linear scaling of an integer range, based on two points on the line, typically min and max for "from" and "to" ranges.
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+tasmota.scale\_uint<a class="cmnd" id="tasmota_scale_uint"></a>|`(value:int, fromMin:int, fromMax:int, toMin:int, toMax:int) -> int`<br>Linear scaling of an unsigned integer range, based on two points on the line, typically min and max for "from" and "to" ranges. The internal implementation works better on 16 bits integers.
+tasmota.scale\_int<a class="cmnd" id="tasmota_scale_int"></a>|`(value:int, fromMin:int, fromMax:int, toMin:int, toMax:int) -> int`<br>Linear scaling of an integer range, based on two points on the line, typically min and max for "from" and "to" ranges.
+tasmota.int<a class="cmnd" id="tasmota_int"></a>|`(value:int, min:int, max:int) -> int`<br>Convert a value `v` to an `int` and to guard the value between `min` and `max`. If `v` is `nil`, it returns `min`. If `min > max`, it returns `min`. If `min` or `max` are `nil`, it behaves like Berry native `int()`.<BR>Since v14.4.2
 
 #### Functions used to retrieve Tasmota configuration