§ 4.53 - [lsplit] Built-InMnemonic aid: lsplit for List SPLIT from content
Creates a list from content by splitting it using the specified parameters. num=N indicates the number of splits, not the number of results. So two splits provides three results, one split provides two, etc. sep=^ defines what separates the splitKey from the contentToSplit. It defaults to a comma: [lsplit (sep=^,)(num=N,)listName,splitKey^contentToSplit] [style tag *[b]* ] [lsplit list1,||,a||b||c||d] [dlist style=tag,list1] [lsplit num=2,list1,||,a||b||c||d] [dlist style=tag,list1] [lsplit sep=?,list1,||?a||b||c||d] [dlist style=tag,list1] *a* *b* *c* *d* *a* *b* *c||d* *a* *b* *c* *d*
*a* *b* *c* *d*
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