@For and List

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Hi:

I have a list like this:

22T : 22V: 65T : 72T : 72V : 45T

What I want to do is do remove all elements that contain “V” and put the updated list into a dialoglist in a field. I’m trying to do it this way, where nonlocationcode is “V”:

sublist := @For(n := 1;n <= @Elements(list);n := n + 1;

@If(@Contains(list[n];nonlocationcode); @Replace(list; list[n];" “);”"));

but I get “Error: Keywords must be text!”

What am I missing on this?

Thanks,

Is

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Subject: @For and List

I don’t this it’s the best solution, but it works for me.

@For(i := 1; i <= @Elements(fullList); i := i + 1;

@If(@Begins(fullList[i]; start);

@If(list = “”;

list := list + fullList[i];

list := list + “:” + fullList[i]);

“”)

);

list := @Explode(list; “:”);

I juste create a string and explode it at the end. It’s easy and simple.

I have not adapted it to your problem, but I think it’s what you want.

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Subject: @For and List

Take a look at the @transform function. It does exactly what you want with a minimum of code.

list:=“22T” :" 22V": “65T” : “72T” :“72V” : “45T”;

@Trim(@Transform(list;“x”;@If(@Contains(x;“V”);“”;x)))

See the designer help for more info.

Regards,

René

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Subject: RE: @For and List

That can actually be improved by using @Nothing instead of “” and @Trim:

@Transform(list;“x”;@If(@Contains(x;“V”);@Nothing;x))

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Subject: RE: @For and List

Thanks for the help! @Transform works perfectly! (Nice to hear from you Stan!)

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Subject: RE: @For and List

Yeah, your solution is must better then mine. Thanks.