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$list from text is a [[Data Functions|Data Function]]. The function returns text based on connecting each list item by a connector. | $list from text is a [[Data Functions|Data Function]]. The function returns text based on connecting each list item by a connector. | ||
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+ | '''List:''' The desired populated list where the list items will be pulled from. | ||
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+ | '''Connector:''' The desired connector between each list item. For example, if a comma is selected as the connector, the list items will be returned comma separated. | ||
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== Example == | == Example == |
Revision as of 22:31, 26 April 2013
$list from text is a Data Function. The function returns text based on connecting each list item by a connector.
It will replace the delimiter of a list with a designated connector.
List: The desired populated list where the list items will be pulled from.
Connector: The desired connector between each list item. For example, if a comma is selected as the connector, the list items will be returned comma separated.
Example
add list to list(%my list, $list from text("list item 1,list item 2,list item 3,list item 4,list item 5,list item 6", ","), "Delete", "Global") save to file("C:\\Users\\LillyT\\Desktop\\my file.txt", $text from list(%my list, ":"))
The delimiter in the list $my list is the command. Running the script changes the delimiter in the list to the colon. The list is then saved to a file.
The file's contents show the delimiter has been changed from the comma to the colon.