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Hi, I would like to test the condition if with the @stringlength function. Test condition: If the length of the "section" attribut is equal to 2 then keep the attribute value. If not add ‘0’ before the attribute value. My query doesnt work.
Best answer by stefanh
You don't need the @Evaluate part in the Test.
This works
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+13- Contributor
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Without Test-condition:
Transformer StringFormatter, Format String: 02s
+8- Contributor
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In this case the StringPadder - Transformer might also be the solution.
In this case the StringPadder - Transformer might also be the solution.
Need to add a new transformer ? Not possible to do with AttributeManager and Test-condition ?
+8- Contributor
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This looks good. Is it working?
There is also the @PadLeft StringFunction you can use in the AttributeManager.
+13- Contributor
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I think FME is confusing the brackets in the attribute identifiers.
your condition is
@StringLength(@Value(Section (R ...))) 2 = @Value( ...
What does the 2 (at this position) stand for?
+13- Contributor
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Test conditon: @StringLength(@Value(test))=1
Value: 0@Value(test)
else do nothing.
Maybe you can share your workbench/data?