That’s looking very promising! I can’t try it right now, but I think it’ll do, once I parameterize the function to allow passing in the two lists to be combined.
Since I’m wanting to be able to use this multiple times, for various lists, I end up with:
AdjectiveNoun(Adj, Noun)=>
let combo=[];
for(const a of Adj.selectAll) {
for(const n of Noun.selectAll) {
combo.push([a,n].join(' '));
};
};
return [joinlists(combo).consumableList];
That’s looking very promising! I can’t try it right now, but I think it’ll do, once I parameterize the function to allow passing in the two lists to be combined.
Thanks muchly!
Yes. That works great! Thanks again!
Since I’m wanting to be able to use this multiple times, for various lists, I end up with:
AdjectiveNoun(Adj, Noun)=> let combo=[]; for(const a of Adj.selectAll) { for(const n of Noun.selectAll) { combo.push([a,n].join(' ')); }; }; return [joinlists(combo).consumableList];