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  • 1.  Using input grouping to create output 'sets'

    Posted 11/15/17 04:21 AM

    Originally posted by: PaulBrett


    I was recently asked to show how it would be possible to take an input structure:

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    ...and create output structure:

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    Data (1:10)
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    Data (1:10)
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    Data (1:10)
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    I have created the enclosed example, to demonstrate one way of accomplishing this.  By extracting the 'data' portion, and sending it to a run map, which is expecting the data to already be in groups of 10 (or less).

    Other solutions are possible.  See what you can come up with.

    Thank you.

    Paul

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  • 2.  Re: Using input grouping to create output 'sets'

    Posted 11/21/17 10:11 AM

    Originally posted by: PrincesseJane


    Is this still possible if you are not allowed to alter the input typetree structure?

     

    Jane.


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  • 3.  Re: Using input grouping to create output 'sets'

    Posted 11/21/17 12:00 PM

    Originally posted by: PaulBrett


    I have not actually altered the input structure.  Instead I am sending a portion of it to another Typetree structure (via a RUN() function) to get the 'sets' I wanted.

    Thank you.

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