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Parse input string, return choice based on separator index for workflow string manipulation.
The LogicUtil_ManualChoiceString
node is designed to parse an input string based on a specified separator and return a specific choice from the parsed elements. This node is particularly useful when you need to extract a specific part of a string that is delimited by a character, such as $
. By providing the index of the desired element, you can easily retrieve and use that part of the string in your workflow. This functionality is beneficial for scenarios where you need to dynamically select and use different parts of a string based on varying conditions or inputs.
The input_string
parameter is the string that you want to parse and extract a specific element from. This string should contain elements separated by a specified separator. The default value is "a$b$c"
, which means the string is divided into parts by the $
character. This parameter is crucial as it provides the raw data from which a specific choice will be extracted.
The separator
parameter defines the character used to split the input_string
into separate elements. The default value is $
, but you can change it to any character that suits your needs. This parameter allows flexibility in how the input string is parsed, enabling you to work with different formats of delimited strings.
The index
parameter specifies the position of the element you want to extract from the parsed input_string
. It is an integer value with a default of 0
, meaning it will select the first element by default. The minimum value is 0
, and the maximum value is 9999999999
. This parameter is essential for pinpointing the exact element you need from the split string.
The output of the LogicUtil_ManualChoiceString
node is a single string element extracted from the input_string
based on the specified separator
and index
. This output is crucial as it provides the specific part of the string that you need for further processing or use in your workflow.
input_string
contains the separator character; otherwise, the entire string will be treated as a single element.index
parameter carefully to avoid out-of-range errors. Always check the length of the parsed elements if the index is dynamically set.separator
to match the delimiter used in your specific string format for accurate parsing.index
is greater than the number of elements in the parsed input_string
.index
value is within the range of the number of elements in the input_string
. You can add validation to check the length of the parsed elements before setting the index.input_string
contains non-integer elements and you attempt to convert them to an integer.input_string
are valid integers if you are using a node that expects integer outputs. Validate the input string format before processing.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.