We are trying to concatenate two arrays, tried the concat, append to list w\\MNI

Mike over 11 years ago

We are trying to concatenate two arrays, tried the concat, append to list w\\MNI, joinarray without success....is there an easy function to turn two lists {a,b,c} and {1,2,3} into {a1,b2,c3}? The arrays are multiples within CDT's and we're combining a text array with an integer array. Our concat & append to list arrays show results like {a123, b, ....}.....thanks for suggestions....

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0 venkateshr over 11 years ago

Just paraphrasing what Siva has provided above.

You will need two rules. First rule's definition will be ruleInput1 & ruleInput2, where ruleInput1 and ruleInput2 are single valued inputs. Let's call this rule Rule1.

Your second rule will have the following definition - apply(rule!Rule1, merge(arrayInput1, arrayInput2). Let's call this rule Rule2

arrayInput1 and arrayInput2 are the rule inputs and can accept multiple values.

If arrayInput1 is {a,b,c} and arrayInput2 is {1, 2, 3}, calling Rule2(arraInput1, arrayInput2) should return a1,b2,c3
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0 venkateshr over 11 years ago

Just paraphrasing what Siva has provided above.

You will need two rules. First rule's definition will be ruleInput1 & ruleInput2, where ruleInput1 and ruleInput2 are single valued inputs. Let's call this rule Rule1.

Your second rule will have the following definition - apply(rule!Rule1, merge(arrayInput1, arrayInput2). Let's call this rule Rule2

arrayInput1 and arrayInput2 are the rule inputs and can accept multiple values.

If arrayInput1 is {a,b,c} and arrayInput2 is {1, 2, 3}, calling Rule2(arraInput1, arrayInput2) should return a1,b2,c3
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0 AK47 over 4 years ago in reply to venkateshr

Can you provide more details? Like how to define a rule with two parameters.

New to appian, question might be stupid
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0 Harsha Sharma
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over 4 years ago in reply to AK47

Please follow the link and create parameters as mentioned. In Appian, parameters to expression or interface rules are called rule inputs.

https://docs.appian.com/suite/help/19.4/Expression_Rules.html#add-rule-inputs

Hope this helps.
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0 Utkarsh
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over 3 years ago in reply to venkateshr

the second rule you defined is not clear, can you please elaborate that part?
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0 Chris over 3 years ago in reply to Utkarsh

Hi kumaru, you will want to create a new post with your specific use case. As this thread is 8 years old, some of the recommendations such as apply() have been superseded, and some of the practitioners here may not even have active accounts on the community any longer.
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