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Extract specific string from list based on index, handling wrapping for out-of-bounds indices.
The StringFromList
node is designed to extract a specific string from a list of strings based on a given index. This node is particularly useful when you need to dynamically select and retrieve elements from a list, allowing for flexible and efficient data manipulation. By providing an index, you can pinpoint the exact string you need, making it easier to manage and utilize lists in your workflows. This node also handles index wrapping, ensuring that even if the index is out of bounds, it will correctly wrap around the list, providing a robust solution for list management.
The list_input
parameter expects a list of strings. This is the primary data source from which the node will extract an element based on the provided index. The list should be formatted as a sequence of strings, and it is essential for the node's operation as it determines the pool of potential outputs.
The index
parameter is an integer that specifies the position of the string to be extracted from the list_input
. It supports both positive and negative values, allowing for flexible indexing. The default value is 0, with a minimum of -999 and a maximum of 999. If the index is out of the list's bounds, the node will wrap the index around the list, ensuring a valid output.
The list item
output is the string extracted from the list_input
based on the provided index
. This output provides the specific element you need from the list, making it easy to use in subsequent nodes or processes.
The size
output is an integer representing the total number of elements in the list_input
. This information is useful for understanding the scope of your list and for debugging purposes.
The wraps
output is a list of integers indicating how many times the index has wrapped around the list. This is particularly useful for understanding how the node handled out-of-bounds indices and ensuring that the correct element was selected.
list_input
is correctly formatted as a list of strings to avoid unexpected errors.index
parameter creatively by leveraging negative values to access elements from the end of the list.wraps
output to debug and understand how the node handles indices that exceed the list's bounds.index
is out of the bounds of the list_input
and the wrapping mechanism fails.index
is within the valid range of the list or adjust the list size accordingly.list_input
is not formatted as a list of strings.list_input
is correctly formatted and contains only string elements.index
parameter is not an integer or is outside the allowed range.index
is an integer within the range of -999 to 999.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.