How to split a delimited string with a carriage return to create a stacked list.
Example:
Input = A:1-100+B:1-300+C:1-600
Output = A:1-100
B:1-300
C:1-600
The output will be stored in a multiline attribute in AutoCAD 2017.
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How to split a delimited string with a carriage return to create a stacked list.
+1Best answer by takashi
Hi @blehm, you can use the StringReplacer to replace '+' with a carriage return.
- Mode: Replace Text
- Text To Replace: +
- Replacement Text: <enter a carriage return using the Text Editor>
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+21- Safer
Hi @blehm Use a StringReplacer. For the Replacement Text, open the Text Editor and insert a Carriage return from the list of Special Characters.
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Hi @blehm, you can use the StringReplacer to replace '+' with a carriage return.
- Mode: Replace Text
- Text To Replace: +
- Replacement Text: <enter a carriage return using the Text Editor>
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I figured out what I was doing wrong, I moved the stringreplacer to the output side of my dwgstyler and it works like a charm!