Hi @kael112 ,
How are you expecting the output to be formatted?
Ligne_92
Lianes_7
15:31
15:31
OR
Ligne_92, 15:31
Lianes_7, 15:31
If the former, a StringConcatenator will do the trick but I suspect this isn't what you are after. If the latter, you can explode the list after splitting the attribute, join, then concatenate using an AttributeManager (to format each line) and an Aggregator (to concatenate into multiline string again).
Hope that helps. If that's not quite what you are after, please include how you would like to see your output attribute values formatted.
Hi @kael112 ,
How are you expecting the output to be formatted?
Ligne_92
Lianes_7
15:31
15:31
OR
Ligne_92, 15:31
Lianes_7, 15:31
If the former, a StringConcatenator will do the trick but I suspect this isn't what you are after. If the latter, you can explode the list after splitting the attribute, join, then concatenate using an AttributeManager (to format each line) and an Aggregator (to concatenate into multiline string again).
Hope that helps. If that's not quite what you are after, please include how you would like to see your output attribute values formatted.
Hello @chrisatsafe ,
I would like a string like the second . Tomorrow, i will try your script and I will tell you if it's ok!
Hello @chrisatsafe ,
yeah it's work! Thanks a lot for your help!