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1 de mar. de 2017 · Hello, I am trying to filter by a boolean parameter in a list. I am trying to use it as a bool mask, but its not working. So then I tried to filter by string.contains, but its not working either. So then I tried a list.filter but still no dice. What am I doing wrong. shouldnt the bool mask take bool parameters as a mask?
15 de feb. de 2016 · This will take a list of Strings, a single string to ‘find’, and another list to Filter. If it finds a match in the string list, it will allow the matching ‘filter list’ element/s through, and will show them in the Matching output node. Essentially this a wrapper for String.Contains and List.FilterByBoolMask to make it….
29 de ago. de 2020 · Filtering out Empty Lists. I am facing a problem with filtering my list. As shown, Element.GetMaterials results in empty lists for some elements e.g.: for wall foundation 738479. I want to remove this element with empty list from list #1. I tried using List.Clean then filtering the #1 list by bool mask but failed, probably because i’m feeding ...
10 de dic. de 2019 · Im having some trouble filtering my list for some reason… I have a list of strings coming from an excel file that match pattern types in Revit, I have 136 items in the list that i want to match with a fill pattern, goal is to have a list of 136 fill patterns, the String. Contains node seems to hav the correct true/false but the list.filter node isn’t working, I’m sure its something simple…
25 de nov. de 2020 · For example, I want a filtering that takes all the names (strings) in a list that contain a sequence like “LLLLDD_”, where “L” is a letter and “D” is a digit. How can I obtain a Boolean Mask that filters the names of the parent families that have a substring OR another.
5 de may. de 2017 · I want to make a search function to search "b" on the React app's search input and get "name b" from the DB as the result. I tried to query with CONTAINS but didn't work and does not seem to be a proper way to do it. const SEARCH_KEYWORD = "b"; let params = {. TableName : 'TABLE_NAME', KeyConditionExpression: "contains(#movie_name, :movie_name)",
3 de feb. de 2015 · Similar like that but the result compare every item not the whole list. Hi Hou, My first thought was to use List.Map, but the “Contains” node seems to be able to check only lists. So you could either make sure that each value is a list (like shown on the left) or you could try a different node ( “==” works great if you’re comparing ...
