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The '''Replace Array Subset''' function replaces one or more elements or subarrays in an array. The source array remains unchanged if no element exists at the specified index. | The '''Replace Array Subset''' function replaces one or more elements or subarrays in an array. The source array remains unchanged if no element exists at the specified index. | ||
Latest revision as of 04:38, 26 June 2020
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The Replace Array Subset function replaces one or more elements or subarrays in an array. The source array remains unchanged if no element exists at the specified index.
Usage
Connect an array of any type to the n-dimension array input terminal and a new element or subarray to new element/subarray. This will replace element(s) in the array starting at index 0.
Specify an index at the index terminal to replace element(s) at any other position in the source array.
Change the number of replacements at the node by dragging the upper or lower side. This will cause the node to replace multiple element(s) at the second, third, ... position (index 1, 2, ...). A new element or subarray must be specified for each replacement.
Best practice
- Do not specify an index for the first element or subarray (index 0).