> Now I will be manipulating this, converting it into a list, inserting
> things in it, and then writing to a csv file.
You might as well manipulate it as an array, unless you have a specific need to
get it into a list first?
Then to get the array to CSV, you can do:
aList= '"' & ArrayToList( a
Damayanti Gupta wrote:
> aList = ArrayToList(anArray);
>
aList = ArrayToLIst(anArray,'|'); \*or whatever delimiter you care to use*\
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Damayanti Gupta wrote:
> However, one of my array elements has a comma - like ff,gg. This gets split
> into 2 elements, which I don't want. Is there any way around this?
You can select a different delimiter for the list to manage it
internally, such as:
aList = ArrayToList(anArray, chr(255));
Can you show us the query that is giving you the incorrect results? I
think I understand where you're going with this, but I'm not sure why
you're getting the results you are.
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Just out of interest, have you ever output restList?
I'm guessing your mid parameters might be wrong, in which case the ">" and "<"
might be in the list...
David Cummins
JoshMEagle wrote:
>
> I have a dilemma, any help is deeply appreciated. I've been driving myself nuts
>trying to figure out
Have you output restList to see what is in it?
In your example - 111,112,207 this is what I would
expect to see from your code:
repIDStart = 1
repIDEnd = 33 (22 + 11)
repIDTotal = 32
restList = 111,112,207", content, 1)# + 10;
repIDEnd = #Find("", content, repIDStart)#;
repIDTotal = (repIDEnd)-(r
Just a clarification
lists are just string variables. Everytime you use a list CF has to parse
the list variable to locate all the elements of the list.
Where possible use arrays (particularly with large sets) as these are
significantly faster.
Adam
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- To create a list by hand just use CFSET:
- If you have an existing one dimensional array, arr_MyArray[], you could
use ArrayToList():
- To carry variables through pages you can use a variety of methods. If you
want to pass com
1) Pretty much so.
2) You can pass a list like you would any string. Arrays are a bit
trickier. If you need to pass an array, you could use ArrayToList, or for
more complex arrays, convert them to a WDDX packet.
3) Since a list is just a structured string, you can do this to initialise
an empty
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Subject: RE: ...list...array
- To create a list by hand just use CFSET:
- If you have an existing one dimensional array, arr_MyArray[], you could
use ArrayToList():
- To carry variables through pages you can use a variety of methods. If you
want to pass com
On Fri, 29 Sep 2000, Gavin Myers spake thusly:
> okay, i've been getting into lists and arrays but i cant find very much good
> reference
>
> 1: is a list just a 1d array?
list are variables, and are created as such:
> 2: how do you carry a list/array through pages? Is the only way to do it vi
- To create a list by hand just use CFSET:
- If you have an existing one dimensional array, arr_MyArray[], you could
use ArrayToList():
- To carry variables through pages you can use a variety of methods. If you
want to pass complex structures
like arrays and structures you can use APPLICATION
to create a new list, just create a variable. Use the list functions on
that variable and make sure you specify whatever delimeter is relevent (","
is usually the default, but you can use anything). A list is really any
text, but you could visualize it as a 1d array in terms of it's use. An
ent
A list is simply a delimited string. The delimiter is usually a comma. A
list really isn't an Object in CF, it's more of a concept. I could say
I could then treat myVar as a List if I wanted to, since a list is simply a
delimited string.
So now I could use all the List functions that CF provi
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