Concatenate string block
Purpose:
Create one string of text with two separate strings of text.
Input
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Left
Part of the text to be placed on the left side. Is forgotten, when output has been provided. -
Right
Part of the text to be placed on the right side. Is forgotten, when output has been provided.
Output
- Value
The combined texts. Only outputs when both the left and the right sides have been set.
Example
graph LR A(["John "]) --Left--> C(Concatenate string) B(["Doe"]) --Right--> C C --Value--> D(["JohnDoe"])
Caveats
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Remember to add space between 'left' and 'right', if it's not supposed to be one word.
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Values that were added by hand sometimes have a priority over the received values (due to async execution if the second value is defined, the execution will move forward), so leave it empty if you want to use values from another block without any issues.
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At least one value should be from another block to start the execution. If the second value is not defined by the user, the block will wait for the second input from another block.