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Duplicate Tags #15

Closed jmwright closed 9 years ago

jmwright commented 9 years ago

I'm still trying to wrap my head around Platypus/Platyvue, so I'm not even sure this is a valid thing to do, but here goes.

In creating a state with a checklist in it, I'm trying to define the state/node type of "Unordered List", and then add a list "listitem" for each item in the checklist. The current implementation replaces any listitem tag with the next one I enter, so listitem, Test stand followed by listitem, Concrete block will result in just the Concrete block entry showing up. Am I going about this the wrong way, or should users be allowed to duplicate tags?

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matthewmaier commented 9 years ago

Yeah, tags overwrite each other. There isn't a way for the user to directly enter an array. You might be able to enter a list by hitting return or alt-return in the popup window.

I think this would be a feature request for a better tag/data creation interface. On Aug 5, 2015 12:19, "Jeremy Wright" notifications@github.com wrote:

I'm still trying to wrap my head around Platypus/Platyvue, so I'm not even sure this is a valid thing to do, but here goes.

In creating a state with a checklist in it, I'm trying to define the state/node type of "Unordered List", and then add a list "listitem" for each item in the checklist. The current implementation replaces any listitem tag with the next one I enter, so listitem, Test stand followed by listitem, Concrete block will result in just the Concrete block entry showing up. Am I going about this the wrong way, or should users be allowed to duplicate tags?

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