This may be basic and blindingly obvious to more experienced Dynamo users, but this is something with which I have struggled for some time, and now that I have finally sorted it out, I wanted to document it here for easy future reference.
The String.Concat node in Dynamo provides an easy way to combine two or more strings into one string.
When each item fed into the stringn inputs is an individual string, all of the strings are combined into one string, and that is the output of the node, as shown in the image above.
I rarely need to combine one set of individual strings, however; I almost always have lists of strings to process. Perhaps there is some deficiency in the way I think, but when I first tried to use the String.Concat node with lists of strings, I was expecting that the the result would be a list of concatenated strings, and that the value at each index in that list would be the concatenation of the strings at that same index in each of the input strings. …
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