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Vectorizer
The Vectorizer block appends its input scalar values to its input vector. If there is
no input vector, the block creates a new vector with its input scalar values as its
elements.
To add more than ten values to a vector, append several Vectorizer blocks
together. To add fewer than ten values to a vector, delete the remaining ports by
dragging them onto the block. If you do not delete the unused ports, the block
will not execute.
Note: All the Vectorizer's input ports (including the vector input port dp-in-0)
must be connected and have valid values before the block will pass a vector.
The block does not pass a vector if it has any input ports that are not
connected to a path or if any of the paths for the input ports has a quality of
no-value.
Configuring
This is the configuration panel for Vectorizer.
Example
The diagram below shows how to use a Vectorizer block to create a vector out of
twelve input Data Entry Points.
See Also
For more information on how to use this block, see the pages below.
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