Would I be able to ask for help with another list compare issue? I am stuck trying to compare two unequal lists of items. I have tried as both numbers and strings but I am not getting the output I expect. I would expect to see it true twice as there is both 2 and 4 in both lists, but it is only giving me true once in the list.
Please could anyone help? I have tested all of the other examples in the many list compare topics, but I cannot seem to get any to work.
Your == node is only getting 1 true output because it is matching your items 1,2 to 4,2. So only the 2 match up this way. To Get around this i would use the node List.AllIndicesOf to get the indices of each individual value in your list. Also i added some nodes to recreate your true / false lists.
There are probably multiple (and better) ways that can achieve this result. Like setting the == node to cross-lacing, but i couldnt get the first list to only match up to the other first list.
This is fantastic, thank you very much for your solution. I will give this a try. I usually use the == with cross-lacing as you mention, then use an AnyTrue node and then FilterByBooleanMark. However I still could not get the result, but it will be the issue you mention about only comparing certain indices. I will try again.
I have managed to replicate your solution, but using strings not numbers. For some reason numbers from the code block did not work with the List.All.Indicies.Of node giving me Empty Lists? It worked when I convered them to strings, I had to use a rounding node to remove the decimal places, so maybe this is casuing an issue?
