NumberSequence Op
Copies the input value to the output ports (value sequence)
Summary (oneliner)
<p>This op is very similar to <a href="/op/Ops.Sequence">Ops.Sequence</a> – the ports are set in order (from left to right) once the input value changes. This is helpful sometimes when multiple ops depend on the value of another and the order of op-execution matters.</p>
- Ops.Number.NumberSequence
- Core Op - Official cables op
- MIT
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The NumberSequence op is useful when you need to define the flow of a value (the order in which ops gets updated about the new value). Think about a Sequence op for values here. First the left value out port is executed (sets the variable "myValue"), then the second one (sets the variable "anotherVariable"), …, at the end the trigger port triggers.
This is a very special op and you will probably need it rarely, only when from one outgoing value multiple should happen in a certain order.
INPUT PORTS
<p>The original value which will be copied to the output ports</p>
OUTPUT PORTS
<p>Triggers when <code>In Value</code> changed, after all out ports have been set</p>
<p>Copy of <code>In Value</code>, port is set first</p>
<p>Copy of <code>In Value</code>, port is set second</p>
<p>Copy of <code>In Value</code>, port is set third</p>
<p>Copy of <code>In Value</code>, port is set fourth</p>
