List.contains not working

[ROY]

hello,

I got two issues one of them which is marked in red, all X vector has 0 value but when I’m collecting values it is showing some super precised value. That i don’t understand why its working like this.
Another issue is which is in blue, I’m trying to generate boolean mask for values containing 0 but its not working.
Where am i doing wrong? please help.
Thanks.

[Jonathan.Olesen]

Because you’re asking if the string contains the number 0, try writing “0” instead

[ROY]

I tried this not working.

Neither ths working

[Jonathan.Olesen]

In the first screenshot please show the preview under the “string from object” node…

In the second you’re comparing a “integer” with a “double” (try to use the “Object.Type” node to make sure you’re working in the right data type)

[ROY]

i was trying to filter out all -1,0,1
now this is what i’m getting.

[ROY]

i got the reason behind is all values are have .000000 thats why its behaving like this.
So what is the correct direction for filter out 0 and 1?

[mellouze]

Hi @ROY,

As @Jonathan.Olesen said, you are simply not comparing the same type of data Please see below.

[Jonathan.Olesen]

You could if you want integers either floor or ceiling the numbers…

[ROY]

not working.

[ROY]

thanks @Jonathan.Olesen. Now i understand.

[Jack]

I’m stuck on a similar issue. Trying to filter out items with a vector of -1 or 1.

I’ve tried this with strings & numbers and I can only ever get one of the list.contains to produce a ‘true’.
I have used both == and list.contains nodes.

Any ideas?

[christian.stan]

Good morning, at the output of your math.round node try this code in a code block

x>0||x<0?true:false;
edit: There is a solution 4 posts above
Cordially
christian.stan