Any way of declaring an array or looping a single value? about stencilswiftkit HOT 6 CLOSED

Hmmm, that might be an interesting use case, if you want, you can open an issue to discuss the definition of such a filter. And it might be a good starter task, if you'd like to implement it 😉

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I'm indeed surprised that Stencil itself have join but doesn't have split 🤔 Interesting filter to add indeed

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You could just check if myValue.count is true, or greater than 0. Should that expression evaluate to nil, it will be considered as false --> a single value. Otherwise you have an array.

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@djbe Its proving kind of nasty to use that way. I'm actually doing it by using the empty clause of for loops

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TBH, I think in this case that the generated context just has a bizarre structure. It shouldn't return either a Annotation in some cases, and Array<Annotation> in others. The context generator should always return a Array<Annotation>, even if there's just one object.

I don't see this as being a common enough use case to add a specific filter/tag for.

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sounds reasonable, thanks for the reply @djbe

Another related tag that might be useful would be the 'split' function - splitting a string up into an array would mean I could use just one Annotation and split the content up into its parts the template

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