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 Siva
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over 11 years ago

Have a rule to append elements - the inputs will be of the type you want and single. Let this rule have the two inputs - element1 and element2 and the rule definition would be - element1&element2

Now have a second rule, where you pass your array inputs. Your second rule will look something like apply(rule!Rule1, merge(arrayInput1, arrayInput2)
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0 Utkarsh
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over 3 years ago in reply to Siva

can you please elaborate the rule!Rule1 part?

the Rule1 you are talking about has two inputs, element1 and element 2,

i have provided you the link, can you please check that?

https://bpmdemo.appcino.com:9999/suite/design/lUB7821xURit2IUeyXdTsJid8JzYqe6dUIgEfR3ADncN3jh58T4hKh3En85QveBKpTBs2h-ipEIAXqSXJCmarYWhikr6Q_bWICa2gIOhOh0-FvprxNJ
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0 Utkarsh
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over 3 years ago in reply to Siva

can you please elaborate the rule!Rule1 part?

the Rule1 you are talking about has two inputs, element1 and element 2,

i have provided you the link, can you please check that?

https://bpmdemo.appcino.com:9999/suite/design/lUB7821xURit2IUeyXdTsJid8JzYqe6dUIgEfR3ADncN3jh58T4hKh3En85QveBKpTBs2h-ipEIAXqSXJCmarYWhikr6Q_bWICa2gIOhOh0-FvprxNJ
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0 Mike Schmitt over 3 years ago in reply to Utkarsh

This is an 8 year old thread. If you have current use case that you can't quite figure out, it would likely be far easier to start a new post at this point, as almost all of the coding workarounds mentioned here originally are now no longer necessary due to steadily-progressing technology and new functions.
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