Ignore Char Values

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Summary

Use this component to conditionally pass or block character input based on a comparison with a specified character value.

Description

This component examines an incoming character—or text interpreted as a single character—and compares it against a configured **Value**. You can optionally ignore case sensitivity by enabling **Ignore Case**. Depending on the configuration: - **Pass Equal Values**: allows the character to pass only if it matches the Value. - **Pass Values Below**: allows the character to pass only if it is alphabetically before the Value.

If the comparison passes, the character is forwarded to the **Out** pin; otherwise, it is suppressed. This is useful for filtering or gating character-based data—especially when you want to permit or block certain characters based on custom conditions.

Diagram:

Categories

Properties

  • Enabled – Enables or disable the component.
  • Ignore Case – Set to **True** to make comparisons case-insensitive.
  • Pass Equal Values – Set to **True** to pass the character only if it exactly matches the specified Value.
  • Pass Values Below – Set to **True** to pass the character only if it comes before the specified Value in ASCII or alphabetical order.
  • Value – The character against which input is compared.

Pins

  • In – The Text Input pin of the component or element
  • Out – The Text Output pin of the component or element