Concatenates all the values of a list into a single attribute.
Select the attribute that will supply the list containing the values you want to concatenate.
Characters can be expressed as regular characters but they can also include any number of control characters.
Special character sequences (Advanced Editor only) are interpreted as shown below:
| Sequence | Description |
|---|---|
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Ctrl+Shift+g (^G) |
Audible alert (bell) (0x07) |
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Ctrl+Shift+h (^H) |
Backspace (0x08) |
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Ctrl+Shift+l (^L) |
Form feed (0x0c) |
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Ctrl+Shift+j (^J) |
Newline (0x0a) |
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Ctrl+Shift+r (^M) |
Carriage return (0x0d) |
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Ctrl+Shift+i (^I) |
Tab (0x09) |
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Ctrl+Shift+k (^K) |
Vertical tab (0x0b) |
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\ |
Backslash |
Allows you to specify the attribute that will contain the concatenated list values.
Determines whether to concatenate empty attribute values.
By default, all attribute values will be concatenated, whether or not they are empty. If this parameter value is set to Yes, then only non-empty values be concatenated.
If this feature enters the ListConcatenator:
and a concatenation of somelist{}.kind with a backslash (\\) separator is requested, then the resulting attribute will contain: paved\smooth\rough.
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