Delete Numbers from Array

[OnlyOne]

Hello,
i want to create a VI which does something what sound easy but i cant find out how to do it:

Input-Parameter:
1. Numeric Array_in (Int32)
2. tolerance (Int32)

Output Parameter:
1. Numeric Array_out (Int32)


For example:
Input:
Tolerance: 10

100
200
201
300
109
400
405
0
900

Output:
100
201
300
109
405
0
900


The VI should remove all numbers from the array which are equal (plus/minus the tolerance set by the second input parameter).
But: Only numbers which are next to each other should be removed. As you can see in the example there are two pairs of equal numbers +/- 10%: . There is 200&201 and 400&405. The VI sould remove the first number of a pair if they are equal.

Any idea how to solve this problem?
Thank you very much for your help.

[Chaos]

What happens when there are more than one in a row like the following...

Input:
Tolerance: 10

100
105

109

110

120

115

What would happen in this case?  Would it be:

100
105

109

110

120

115

[Chaos]

What happens when there are more than one in a row like the following...

Input:
Tolerance: 10

100
105

109

110

120

115

What would happen in this case?  Would it be:

100
105 

109

110

120

115

[Chaos]

What happens when there are more than one in a row like the following...

Input:
Tolerance: 10

100
105

109

110

120

115

What would happen in this case?  Would it be:

100
105  

109

110

120

115

[Chaos]

What happens when there are more than one in a row like the following...

Input:
Tolerance: 10

100
105

109

110

120

115

What would happen in this case?  Would it be:

100
105   

109

110

120

115

[Chaos]

What happens when there are more than one in a row like the following...

Input:
Tolerance: 10

100
105

109

110

120

115

What would happen in this case?  Would it be:

100
105    

109

110

120

115

[Chaos]

OMG!

My freaking keyboard got stuck... im sooo sorry.

Being able to remove a post within 1 minute would be a nice option!

[altenbach]

Use something like in the attached. (LabVIEW 7.1).

(Since percentages are a little tricky with integers, I am looking at the absolute difference instead.)

[OnlyOne]

Hello Chaos,
thanks for that hint but this case will not occur.

[OnlyOne]

Hello altenbach,
thx for the vi. Works great with the absolute value.
Its not a must that its an Integer-Array. Do you know how to do the percentage-thing with doubles?

Thx