we are getting the list output values below
({1=huffs, 2=45}, {1=huffy, 2=49}, {1=huff, 2=44}, {}, {})
I want the output as below for example:
({huffs,45}, {huffy, 49}, {huff, 44}, {}, {})
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1The way it's currently written it looks like a map and not a list. Can you please update the question with the corresponding type of the collection?– Boris BachovskiCommented Sep 22, 2015 at 6:59
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1I cant understund your problem. Can you explain it a litle more?– TorsenCommented Sep 22, 2015 at 6:59
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my list output is= ({1=huffs, 2=45}, {1=huffy, 2=49}, {1=huff, 2=44})– NikithaCommented Sep 22, 2015 at 7:07
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my list output is= ({1=huffs, 2=45}, {1=huffy, 2=49}, {1=huff, 2=44}),I need remove index of 1,2 in array– NikithaCommented Sep 22, 2015 at 7:08
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@Nikitha does the solution below fit yor scenario?– Bart JuriewiczCommented Sep 22, 2015 at 7:43
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Your collection seems to be a list of maps. If it's just some json string, make sure to make a list of maps of it. Then try this:
public List<List<Object>> DoTheJob(List<Map<Integer,Object>> myMapList){
List<List<Object>> resultList = new List<List<Object>>(); // your result list of lists
for(Map<Integer,Object> m : myMapList)
{
List<Object> myTupple = new List<Object>();
for (Integer key : m.keySet())
{
myTupple.Add(m.get(key));
}
resultList.Add(myTupple);
}
return resultList;
}
This should do the trick. myMapList is your input collection here ({1=huffs, 2=45}, {1=huffy, 2=49}, {1=huff, 2=44}, {}, {}). I think you should remove empty elements first. Make sure to make your collection to be in form of List<Map<Integer,Object>>.
The result is a list of lists, where each internal list is in the form of {"huff", 45}.
answered Sep 22, 2015 at 7:17
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global static pagereference newlineSave(list<string>valuefromJSNewdata){ system.debug('Table2-valuefromJS---->'+valuefromJSNewdata); } DEBUG|Table2-valuefromJS---->({1=mu, 2=4}, {1=mu, 2=4}, {1=mu, 2=4}, {1=mu, 2=4}, {})– NikithaCommented Sep 22, 2015 at 9:07
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OK, it seems to be JSON collection. So, make a list-of-maps of this collection, and then use the method I wrote above. Please mark my answer as correct if it fits your requirements. Commented Sep 22, 2015 at 9:13