Concate lists, how?

[Draxl_Andreas]

Hello,

I try some python stuff, how can i combine lists f.e.:

A,B,C,… with 1,2,3 to A-1,B-2,C-3,…

# Phython-Standard- und DesignScript-Bibliotheken laden
import sys
import clr
clr.AddReference('ProtoGeometry')
from Autodesk.DesignScript.Geometry import *

def conc (x,y):
    total = x + "-" + y;
    return total

val = []

for x,y in zip(IN[0],str(IN[1])):
    val.append(conc(x,y))

OUT = val

with numbers it worked very well (to sum up) but how can i deal with “strings”

KR

Andreas

[m-g]

Any reason you can’t use the string.concat node? does this have to be within python?

[AmolShah]

You need to see from what level the data is coming.
So, instead of IN[0] it would have to be IN[0][0]

Try this

def conc (x,y):
    total = x + "-" + y;
    return total

val = []

for x,y in zip(IN[0][0],IN[1][0]):
    val.append(conc(x,str(y)))

OUT = val

[m-g]

the list.combine combines the list using string.concat as a rule, with the hyphen string placed in the middle.

[Draxl_Andreas]

yes i could, but i learn python

[Draxl_Andreas]

even that works!

[Draxl_Andreas]

I understand, the brackeds are essential for list-Depth