I have an attribute with integer value called number of folders x for a single feature, and I would like to create X number of features. so I can create c number of sub-folders using filecopy.
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From atribute integer count to features
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Best answer by erik_jan
Have a look at the Cloner transformer.
That can make the X copies.
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Thanks to @erik_jan and @pratap. I keep forgetting this transformer even if I have used it a few times. Not the first time I asked in the forum.
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Hi @geospatiallover, let me know if i understand you:
What do you have:
Attributes - number_folders = 4 ( for example )
- Do you want to create number of features ( 4 ) - points / polygons/ or other.
- And you want to create subfolders ?
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Hi @geospatiallover, let me know if i understand you:
What do you have:
Attributes - number_folders = 4 ( for example )
- Do you want to create number of features ( 4 ) - points / polygons/ or other.
- And you want to create subfolders ?