Concatenate
About the function
Merge text arguments into a concatenated text. This is very useful when there is a need to create a reference from multiple parts, for example from other object attributes.
Syntax
- Concatenate(s,s)
- Concatenate(S)
Description
| # | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | s | First text argument |
| 2 | s | Second text argument |
Example
## = @t(@Concatenate(‘../..’, @s(‘.TargetTimeseries’))
The argument to @t is calculated based on the local text attribute
TargetTimeseries and a static movement ../.. . If the value of
TargetTimeseries is MyTsAttribute, the result is the time series addressed like
this, ../…MyTs. This means go to the parent of the parent and get the time
series on the MyTsAttribute attribute.
Description
| # | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | S | An array of texts to concatenate into the resulting text |
Example
## = @t( @Concatenate( {'*[.Type=HydroPlant&&.Name=', @MeshID('NAME'),'].Production' })
If the name of current object is 'PlantX' then the Concatenate function will return this string:
''*[.Type=HydroPlant&&.Name=PlantX].Production'