code: def dumps_list(l, *, escape=True, token='%\n', mapper=None, as_content=True):
      r
      strings = (_latex_item_to_string(i, escape=escape, as_content=as_content)
                 for i in l)
  
      if mapper is not None:
          if not isinstance(mapper, list):
              mapper = [mapper]
  
          for m in mapper:
              strings = [m(s) for s in strings]
          strings = [_latex_item_to_string(s) for s in strings]
  
      return NoEscape(token.join(strings))
docs: r"""Try to generate a LaTeX string of a list that can contain anything.
  
      Args
      ----
      l : list
          A list of objects to be converted into a single string.
      escape : bool
          Whether to escape special LaTeX characters in converted text.
      token : str
          The token (default is a newline) to separate objects in the list.
      mapper: callable or `list`
          A function, class or a list of functions/classes that should be called
          on all entries of the list after converting them to a string, for
          instance `~.bold` or `~.MediumText`.
      as_content: bool
          Indicates whether the items in the list should be dumped using
          `~.LatexObject.dumps_as_content`
  
      Returns
      -------
      NoEscape
          A single LaTeX string.
  
      Examples
      --------
      >>> dumps_list([r"\textbf{Test}", r"\nth{4}"])
      '\\textbf{Test}%\n\\nth{4}'
      >>> print(dumps_list([r"\textbf{Test}", r"\nth{4}"]))
      \textbf{Test}
      \nth{4}
      >>> print(pylatex.utils.dumps_list(["There are", 4, "lights!"]))
      There are
      4
      lights!
      >>> print(dumps_list(["$100%", "True"], escape=True))
      \$100\%
      True