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"Multiplying" a text, whereby consecutive numbers, consecutive character strings or specified individual values ​​can be contained with placeholders.

These placeholders are inserted in the template text and replaced with concrete values ​​when duplicating.

Parameters

Name	Type	Description	Example
append	bool	The result is appended in the destination buffer.	append
baseChar	character	Base for running string.	baseChar=a
BaseChars	string	Bases for running string when using multiple running elements.	BaseChars="aA"
count	nat	How many times the text is copied.	count=3
input	bufferName	The text from this buffer is duplicated. Default: input	input=data
ListValues	listOfStringList	a list of text lists if multiple continuous elements are used. Nested auto separators: One to separate the "areas", in the example ";", one for each area to separate the values, in the example "," and "/".	ListValues=";,"adam","berta","charly";"/male/female/diverse";,"41","23","59"
meta	character	Delimiter for the placeholders inside input. Default: %	meta=%
offset	nat	Base for running elements. Default: 0	offset=100
Offsets	natList	A list of offsets when using multiple contiguous items.	Offsets=10,1,100
output	bufferName	the result is written to this buffer. Default: output	output=result
step	nat	Distance between two continuous elements.	step=2
Step	natList	A list of step specifications when multiple continuous elements are used.	Steps=2,1,10
Values	stringList	A list of texts to be inserted consecutively. auto separator. Can also be interpolated text.	Values=",bob,eva" Values=i%",%tone%n,%ttwo%n,%tthree%n"

• The BaseChars, ListValues, Offsets and Steps parameters, if used, must each have the same number of elements.

Wildcard

Note: the delimiters of the placeholders can be freely selected (parameter meta), % is used in the example.

• %index: a consecutive number, starting with 0.
• %number: a consecutive number, starting with parameter offset and distance step.
• %char%: a running character, starting with baseChar.
• %value%: an item from the list of Values.

If several continuous elements are required, the following will help:

• %number0%: sequential number, starting with the first element of Offsets and offsetting the first element of Steps.
• %number1%: consecutive number, starting with the second element of Offsets and offsetting the second element of Steps.

and so forth

• %char0%: a consecutive character, starting with the first element of BaseChars.
• %char1%: a continuous character, starting with the second element of BaseChars.

and so forth

Examples

The input buffer contains:

no: %index% id: %number% place: %char%

The output buffer contains:

= list:

Command:

duplicate count=2 offset=100 step=10 baseChar=Q append

After that, the buffer shows output:

= list:
no: 0 id: 100 place: Q
no: 1 id: 110 place: R

The input buffer contains:

no: !index! id: !number0! place !char0! key: !char1!!char1!!char1!

Command:

duplicate count=3 Offsets=10.0 Steps=5.1 BaseChar="Ak" meta=! out=list

Then in the buffer "list":

no: 0 id: 10 place A key: kkk
no: 1 id: 15 place B key: lll
no: 2 id: 20 place C key: mmm

The "input" buffer contains:

animal %number%: %value%

Command:

duplicate count=2 offset=1 Values=",cat,dog"

Then in the buffer "output":

animal 1: cat
animal 2: dog

The "input" buffer contains:

animal %value0% named %value1% comes from %value2%.

Command:

duplicate count=2 ListValues=";,cat,dog;,Mia,Harro;,London,Rome"

Note: the list of lists uses the separator ";", the text lists the separator ",".

After that the buffer "output" contains:

animal cat named Mia comes from London.
animal dog named Harro comes from Rome.