KnowledgeKube Lists are a way of storing more than one value inside a single variable string. Values in lists are independent of one another, and are delineated by a specific character. Usually, a comma is used as the separator, but any single typographical symbol can be used instead.
A few examples of valid lists - each containing four values - are shown below:
a,b,c,d
a\b\c\d
a#b#c#d
There is no special interface required to create a list; after creating the variable you will use to store the list, you can modify its contents using functions.
To learn how to add and modify values to a list refer to the following topics:
| Description | Further Reading |
|---|---|
| Add a single value to the list using a special string list function. | Adding a Value to a List |
| Search an existing list for a specific value, and remove the first instance found, using a special string list function. | Removing a Value from a List |
| Search an existing list for a specific value, and return a value of True if the value exists or False if not, using a special string list function. | Checking for a Value in a List |
| Use a special string list function that takes each value within an existing list in turn, and perform a specific KnowledgeKube action on them. | Performing an Action on List Items |