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Concatenate up to seven strings with custom delimiter for AI text generation and data organization.
The ttN text7BOX_concat
node is designed to concatenate up to seven different strings into a single cohesive string, using a specified delimiter. This node is particularly useful for AI artists who need to combine multiple text inputs into one output, whether for generating prompts, creating complex text structures, or organizing data. By allowing the use of a custom delimiter, it provides flexibility in how the concatenated text is formatted, making it adaptable to various creative and technical needs. The node ensures that undefined or empty strings are handled gracefully, resulting in a clean and well-structured output.
This parameter represents the first string to be concatenated. It can be any text input, and if left undefined, it will default to an empty string. This ensures that the concatenation process is not disrupted by missing values. The default value is an empty string.
This parameter represents the second string to be concatenated. Similar to text1
, it can be any text input and defaults to an empty string if undefined. This allows for flexible input handling. The default value is an empty string.
This parameter represents the third string to be concatenated. It follows the same behavior as text1
and text2
, defaulting to an empty string if not provided. The default value is an empty string.
This parameter represents the fourth string to be concatenated. It defaults to an empty string if undefined, ensuring that the concatenation process remains smooth even if this input is not provided. The default value is an empty string.
This parameter represents the fifth string to be concatenated. Like the previous text inputs, it defaults to an empty string if not defined. The default value is an empty string.
This parameter represents the sixth string to be concatenated. It defaults to an empty string if undefined, maintaining the integrity of the concatenation process. The default value is an empty string.
This parameter represents the seventh string to be concatenated. It defaults to an empty string if not provided, ensuring that the concatenation process is not affected by missing values. The default value is an empty string.
This parameter specifies the delimiter to be used between the concatenated strings. It can be any string, such as a comma, space, or newline character. If the delimiter is set to \\n
, it will be converted to a newline character (\n
). The default value is a comma (,
).
This output returns the first input string as it was provided. It allows you to verify the original input or use it in further processing.
This output returns the second input string as it was provided. It allows you to verify the original input or use it in further processing.
This output returns the third input string as it was provided. It allows you to verify the original input or use it in further processing.
This output returns the fourth input string as it was provided. It allows you to verify the original input or use it in further processing.
This output returns the fifth input string as it was provided. It allows you to verify the original input or use it in further processing.
This output returns the sixth input string as it was provided. It allows you to verify the original input or use it in further processing.
This output returns the seventh input string as it was provided. It allows you to verify the original input or use it in further processing.
This output returns the concatenated string, which is the result of joining all provided text inputs using the specified delimiter. This is the primary output of the node, providing the combined text in the desired format.
\\n
for newline-separated text or a comma for CSV-like formatting.\\n
for newline characters and ensure other delimiters are correctly specified.© Copyright 2024 RunComfy. All Rights Reserved.