Get List Value
Reads the element at a 1-based index into a compatible destination. Index 0 and out-of-range indices fail; Get does not append or resize the list.
Where to find it
Section titled “Where to find it”Set Variable → Operations → Choose Operation → List. Requires Dev access to configure, then a successful compile to activate.
Inputs
Section titled “Inputs”| Input | Type | Role | Requirement | Default / constraint |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Destination | Compatible declared type | Variable binding | Required | Required |
| List | List |
Variable binding | Required | Required |
| Index (starts at 1) | Number | Value | Required | Required |
Result and behavior
Section titled “Result and behavior”Stores the result in the first configured destination Variable. Its type must match the result and any generic element/key types.
Configuration example
Section titled “Configuration example”Block: Set Variable → OperationsOperation: Get List ValueDestination: Private Compatible declared type resultList: Private List<T> value1Index (starts at 1): 1Use this as an editor configuration: declare any Variables/collections first and choose real locations/eligible targets for your plot. It is not pasteable source code.
Restrictions and troubleshooting
Section titled “Restrictions and troubleshooting”Initialize the collection first. Element/key/value declarations are invariant. Reference inputs share mutable contents; choose a copy mode when isolation is required. List indices begin at 1; unsuccessful index searches return 0.
Related guides
Section titled “Related guides”Editor · Arguments · Targets · Expressions · Native behavior
Reference identifier: list.get.