[Nuka1195]

I'm trying to format a label with square brackets only if a listitem has info.

<label>$INFO,ListItem.Label2, (wiki)</label>

e.g. [PG] if ListItem.Label2=PG

could someone show me the correct way. The above only displays the right ] no matter what and I don't want the brackets if ListItem is blank.

A link in the manual that explains it would also help. I must be searching the wrong term.

Thanks

Edit: http://www.xboxmediacenter.com/wiki/inde...el_Parsing

With this <label>$INFO[ListItem.Label2,[,]]</label>
When it's blank I get the right bracket. Otherwise it works good.

[jmarshall]

Yeah - the parser doesn't know which ] to match, so just assumes the first one.

The best solution IMO is to add some sort of escaping (eg using \ or whatever) - obviously the \ character itself would need to be escaped as well.

The same will happen with comma's for instance.

[Nuka1195]

Commas has a keyword $COMMA, but I think an escape character would be better.

I take a quick look

I went this route instead, it was easier

Code:

[SIZE=2]m_prefix.Replace("$LBRACKET", "["); m_prefix.Replace("$RBRACKET", "]");
m_postfix.Replace("$LBRACKET", "["); m_postfix.Replace("$RBRACKET", "]");[/SIZE]

[jmarshall]

Works for me.