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ArraySplit

Divides array keys evenly in to N arrays. Creates a maximum of 9 arrays (extendable with subset).

Version 1.1
Bundle builtin
Categories
Specialties generic
Authors Ville Rantanen (ville.rantanen@helsinki.fi)
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Requires python
Source files component.xml arraysplitter.py
Usage Example with default values

Type parameters (generics)

Inputs

Name Type Mandatory Description
in Array<T> (generic) Mandatory input array

Outputs

Name Type Description
out1 Array<T> (generic) output array 1.
out2 Array<T> (generic) output array 2.
out3 Array<T> (generic) output array 3.
out4 Array<T> (generic) output array 4.
out5 Array<T> (generic) output array 5.
out6 Array<T> (generic) output array 6.
out7 Array<T> (generic) output array 7.
out8 Array<T> (generic) output array 8.
out9 Array<T> (generic) output array 9.

Parameters

Name Type Default Description
N int 2 Divide array into N arrays. (max 9 arrays created, unless subset used)
order string "port" 'port': output port changes for every consecutive array item. 'array': first output is filled first, then move on to second ...
subset int 0 When value is greater than 0, instead of creating N output arrays, output array out1 works as a virtual out[subset] output. This allows you to use more than 9 output arrays for instance in a for-loop.

Test cases

Test case Parameters▼ IN
in		 OUT
out1		 OUT
out2		 OUT
out3		 OUT
out4		 OUT
out5		 OUT
out6		 OUT
out7		 OUT
out8		 OUT
out9
case1 properties in out1 out2 out3 out4 out5 out6 out7 out8 out9

N=4
case2_subset properties in out1 out2 out3 out4 out5 out6 out7 out8 out9

N=4,
subset=2
case3_arrayorder properties in out1 out2 out3 out4 out5 out6 out7 out8 out9

N=4,
order=array
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