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Summary
Function: list ListItemDelete( list mylist, string element );Returns a list that is a copy of mylist but with the first instance of element removed.
| • list | mylist | – | list to remove items from | |
| • string | element | – | item to remove from mylist |
See also: Lists
Specification
<lsl>list ListItemDelete(list mylist,string element_old) {
integer placeinlist = llListFindList(mylist, [element_old]);
if (placeinlist != -1)
return llDeleteSubList(mylist, placeinlist, placeinlist);
return mylist;
}</lsl>
Examples
<lsl> list mylist = ["Red", "Green", "Blue", "Brown"]; list myShortenedList = ListItemDelete(mylist, "Brown");
//myShortenedList is now ["Red", "Green", "Blue"]</lsl>