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1D array of booleans in source of boolean type

Good morning all
how can we transform a source of type 1D array of booleans into source of type booleans?

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@thib101200 wrote:

Good morning all
how can we transform a source of type 1D array of booleans into source of type booleans?

have a good day


That doesn't really make sense.  It's like saying, "How do I transform a crate of apples into one apple?"  What is it that you are really trying to do?  In other words, "Why is it that your data is an array of Boolean data type and whatever is operating on that data expects a single Boolean value?

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@billko wrote:

@thib101200 wrote:

how can we transform a source of type 1D array of booleans into source of type booleans


That doesn't really make sense.  It's like saying, "How do I transform a crate of apples into one apple?"  


Worse than that, because the end is in plural, so:

 

"How do I transform a crate of apples into apples?"

 

Makes absolutely no sense!

 


First we need to define what "transform" should mean here. Too vague! Then attach some code containing the incompatible source and sink you want to connect together.

 

  • You can use index array resized to a sufficient number of outputs and wire a scalar boolean to each.
  • You can autoindex on a FOR loop and get one boolean in order with each iteration.
  • You can use array to cluster to convert to a custom cluster with the same number of booleans. 
  • ...
  • ...
  • etc etc etc.

 

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