Arthur Parmentier

Here is an image of the situation. I have a hierarchical dict, and I use a js script, hoping to transform it into a list as you can observe on the upper exemple, where I have used a "prepend" object to get it working as I want. I want to get rid of this prepend, and instead, make everything happen in my js script.

Here comes my very simple js script. I cannot figure out how to change it in order for my second loop to capture the whole word instead of each character. Can you help me?

function dictionary() {     

    var dict = new Dict(arguments[0]);     
    // post(arguments.length);     
    var list = [];  

    for(var i = 0; i < keys.length; i++){  

        for (var j = 0; j < dict.get(keys[i]).length; j++) {  

        // post(typeof dict.get(keys[i])[j]);
        list.push(keys[i] + " : " + dict.get(keys[i])[j]);
        }  

pb_demo.mxt.png

Hello!
Here is an image of the situation. I have a hierarchical dict, and I use a js script, hoping to transform it into a list as you can observe on the upper exemple, where I have used a "prepend" object to get it working as I want. I want to get rid of this prepend, and instead, make everything happen in my js script.

function dictionary() { 	

    var dict = new Dict(arguments[0]); 	
    // post(arguments.length); 	
    var list = [];  

Hello!
Here is an image of the situation. I have a hierarchical dict, and I use a js script, hoping to transform it into a list as you can o

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