This statement is used to create a new list in a named variable. You specify the named variable and delimiter and the size of the list. If at runtime the size of the list is less than 0 or greater than 10000, the action test state is set to false and the named variable will be empty. If the delimiter is empty, the Default List Delimiter (\~) will be used. Note that the size field must resolve at runtime to be a pure integer. ie. it cannot be followed by extraneous text.
Note that if the size of the list is zero, the named variable will be empty.
Note that if the content field contains a \1 sequence, the content string is unescaped for every list item.
Example: Create a list of the integers 1 through 10.
Set named variable 'Integer To Insert' to "1,0,1" Create list of '10' items in named variable 'result' with delimiter ',' item content "\1"
Result will be set to: 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10. Note that Integer To Insert could be set to empty for the same result. Set Inserting Sequential Integers for additional information.