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Customize the output list
Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2009 5:45 am
by Haruks
Hello,
Please, see this code:
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NewList Number()
AddElement(Number())
Number() = 10
AddElement(Number())
Number() = 209
AddElement(Number())
Number() = 30
ForEach Number()
Debug Number()
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the output will be:
10
209
30
But I need the output to be:
10;209;30
Can you help me?
Re: Customize the output list
Posted: Mon Nov 09, 2009 6:08 am
by citystate
maybe this?
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NewList Number()
AddElement(Number())
Number() = 10
AddElement(Number())
Number() = 209
AddElement(Number())
Number() = 30
Output$ = ""
ForEach Number()
Output$= Output$+Str(Number())+";"
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Output$ = Left(Output$, Len(Output$)-1)
Debug Output$
Re: Customize the output list
Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2009 3:58 am
by Haruks
Thanks Citystate!!
Now I will try separate it again...
----- EDIT ------
Done!! later I will post here the code for separate the "10;209;30".
Thanks for your help Citystate!!
Re: Customize the output list
Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2009 6:45 am
by Haruks
I am finishing my code, but i am getting a follow error on the Compiler:
"[COMPILER] Line 150: Bad parameter type, number expected instead of string."
line 150 have the code "Result$ = Chr(ID_ASCII$())" see the code affected:
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ForEach ID_ASCII$()
Result$ = Chr(ID_ASCII$())
AddElement(Pass$())
Pass$() = Result$
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The list "ID_ASCII$()" have the bellow elements:
112
107
97
181
I was used this code for transform the elements in ASCII to "figure", have other way to do this?
Thanks
Re: Customize the output list
Posted: Tue Nov 10, 2009 7:28 am
by citystate
I think the problem is that ID_ASCII$() is a list of strings (as is indicated by '$') - try changing the variable type of ID_ASCII
Re: Customize the output list
Posted: Fri Nov 13, 2009 3:11 am
by Haruks
Hello,
I can't remove the "$" because that I need merge 2 strings before... the result is added in the list...
Only if have a way to send the a string (for example "String$" that your result is 99 for example, i.e. String$ = 99) and send this to "Example.c"
is possible send the output of a string to a "Character" (.c)?
sorry for my bad English...
Thanks!
Re: Customize the output list
Posted: Fri Nov 13, 2009 3:30 am
by citystate
perhaps something like this?
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ForEach ID_ASCII$()
Result$ = Chr(Val(ID_ASCII$()))
AddElement(Pass$())
Pass$() = Result$
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