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A ValueList is a possible ValueType, the right side part of an Option (an assignment to a ProWiki variable). A ValueList consists of an arbitrary number of elements, separated by one of the separators "blank", "," or ";".
Option examples:
* TemplateInsertPassList=Preinsert;Insert;Postinsert
* WordAutoStrip= s ing ly
=== Notes ===
Of course the Variable must be designed to receive a ValueList, otherwise the behaviour may be unexpected.
It doesn't make a difference which separator you use. We suggest that you stick to a separator at least within one assigment, although mixing them won't create a problem.
A list usually is not meant to contain empty elements. Don't use a separator before or after the elements. Multiple separators between elements are treated like single separators.
=== Programming Perl ===
There is a function SplitList that converts the string value into a Perl array.
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A ValueList is a possible ValueType, the right side part of an Option (an assignment to a ProWiki variable). A ValueList consists of an arbitrary number of elements, separated by one of the separators "blank", "," or ";".
Option examples:
Notes
Of course the Variable must be designed to receive a ValueList, otherwise the behaviour may be unexpected.
It doesn't make a difference which separator you use. We suggest that you stick to a separator at least within one assigment, although mixing them won't create a problem.
A list usually is not meant to contain empty elements. Don't use a separator before or after the elements. Multiple separators between elements are treated like single separators.
Programming Perl
There is a function SplitList that converts the string value into a Perl array.
FolderGlossary FolderProgramming
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