I have a dynamo that gives me the name of the spaces according to the family parameters.
In this code it will give me the associated spaces, how to tell it not to copy the name of the space if it is already registered
@John if you have an idea im lost for that i try all with UniqueItems, if, != … idk
You can do something like this to track items that have already been added:
numbers = [1,1,2,3,3,4];
unique = [];
used = [];
unique_check = [Imperative] {
for (n in numbers) {
if (List.Contains(used, n)) {
}
else {
unique = List.AddItemToEnd(n, unique);
used = List.AddItemToEnd(n, used);
}
}
return unique;
};
I’m just showing you an example of the logic at a base level. You would still need to apply this logic to your data and (more specifically) structure, which has sublists to check.
I should apply this code by index of my list, because if I do list.flatten it will not help me, I have to find how to act inside my lists
You just need to have the main function loop through the sublists like you did in your original post. The only difference would be maintaining the unique list. Are you wanting only unique values within the sublist or for all sublists?
Yes I need my values to be unique per list
Per sublist or the entire list? Like would Space 1 show up at index 0 and index 5 or would index 5 be blank because Space 1 already appeared at index 0?
Per sublist
In that case, why not just use UniqueItems after your function?
because I have to do a flatten for that, but I have to find the same order after because I can have in my sublist several spaces if they are different like that
index 0
1 space 1
2 space 2
3 space 3
index 1
1 space 5
2 space 1
3 space 1
If I use unique item I need to do a list.flatten before otherwise it doesn’t work
You wouldn’t Flatten, you would run it per sublist with list levels.
Okay I just figured it out… I’m really not good at it thank you very much thx so much
