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New/modified GUI type for nested list parametersArchived

Probably no one is going to vote for this, but I need the user to be able to select only the deepest nested list in a published parameter. For example, consider these list attributes:_list{0}.sublist{0}_list{0}.sublist{0}.attribute1_list{0}.sublist{0}.attribute2_list{0}.sublist{1}_list{0}.sublist{1}.attribute1_list{0}.sublist{1}.attribute2_list{1}.sublist{0}_list{1}.sublist{0}.attribute1_list{1}.sublist{0}.attribute2_list{1}.sublist{1}_list{1}.sublist{1}.attribute1_list{1}.sublist{1}.attribute2Currently, in FME, a user can only select the whole nested list above (e.g. _list{}.sublist{}) or a single item in the list by specifying all list keys (e.g. _list{1}.sublist{0}.attribute1).What I would like, is to return a specific set of "children" as a list, e.g. _list{1}.sublist{} (notice the 1!!). When I'd call feature.getAttribute('_list{1}.sublist{}') in a PythonCaller, it will fetch the following list attributes:_list{1}.sublist{0}_list{1}.sublist{1}Those are the "root children" of the second "parent".Specifying _list{0}.sublist{}.attribute1 will fetch:_list{0}.sublist{0}.attribute1_list{0}.sublist{1}.attribute1Those are "named children" of the first "parent".I already have 2 situations (the ListKeyValuePairExtractor and the ListAppender I'm currently working on) for which a new/modified GUI type for a published parameter would be very helpful.