I need to map a 'single-space' into a destination field, with a source-field
that is equal-to 1.

Is this possible?

I have used about all the functoids that I think would be used and I can not
get a 'space' mapped. All I get is an end-tag like <Value1/>. What I need is
<value1> </value1>

Thanks for any help with this!!

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How about a scripting functoid with some inline C# code:

public string TestForOne(string param1)
{
if (param1 = "1")
return " ";
else
return param1;
}


Greg


"Ray Mooney" <ray@mooney.net> wrote in message
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>I need to map a 'single-space' into a destination field, with a
>source-field
> that is equal-to 1.
>
> Is this possible?
>
> I have used about all the functoids that I think would be used and I can
> not
> get a 'space' mapped. All I get is an end-tag like <Value1/>. What I need
> is
> <value1> </value1>
>
> Thanks for any help with this!!
>
>

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On Thu, 31 Aug 2006 16:15:27 -0500, "Ray Mooney" <ray@mooney.net>
wrote:

>I need to map a 'single-space' into a destination field, with a source-fiel
d
>that is equal-to 1.
>
>Is this possible?
>
>I have used about all the functoids that I think would be used and I can no
t
>get a 'space' mapped. All I get is an end-tag like <Value1/>. What I need i
s
><value1> </value1>
Depending on what you are doing, it might very well be that you have
the space in the document. But lots of programs, when viewing XML will
display it as <value1 /> instead of showing you the starttag, endtag
and the space. IE will do that, for instance. Try opening the result
of your map in a text editor instead and see what is contained in the
message.

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