Right now, Regex Find All outputs a list of matches. For example, I might have (, $primcolor=!blue, $seconcolor=!yellow in my prompt, and I can use Regex Find All to extract those with \$(\w+)=\!(\w+).
However, even though the output of the node is listed as STRING, it is outputting a list. This list doesn't seem to be compatible with any other type of input that would accept a type of list. In my specific example, my output looks like this:
The goal here is to somehow loop over that list in such a way that I go back to my original prompt and replace any instances of $primcolor with "blue" and any instances of $seconcolor with "yellow."
How exactly do you use the output of the regex find all node?
Right now, Regex Find All outputs a list of matches. For example, I might have
(, $primcolor=!blue, $seconcolor=!yellowin my prompt, and I can use Regex Find All to extract those with\$(\w+)=\!(\w+).However, even though the output of the node is listed as
STRING, it is outputting alist. This list doesn't seem to be compatible with any other type of input that would accept a type oflist. In my specific example, my output looks like this:The goal here is to somehow loop over that list in such a way that I go back to my original prompt and replace any instances of
$primcolorwith "blue" and any instances of$seconcolorwith "yellow."How exactly do you use the output of the regex find all node?