Tag incrementer

[flow/Tag incrementer]


Increments the iterable (colon-separated) part of the received signal's tag. Bounces when tag is not iterable. Used for lining up signals with iterations. (See eg. data/array/Iterator.) Example A (success):

  1. "A"@"x:1" received via data

  2. "A"@"x:2" is sent via data (output)

Example B (invalid input):

  1. "A"@"x" received via data

  2. "A"@"x" is sent via bounced

See also:

  • flow/Tag nester

  • flow/Tag trimer


Keywords: simulated iteration, fake iteration, synchronization, syncing

Input ports

  • data: any

    Receives signal with iterable tag. When the tag is not iterable, the signal will be bounced.

Output ports

  • data: any

    Sends signal with data identical to the one received via data, but with incremented tag.

  • bounced: any

    Forwards the signal received through data when its tag was not iterable.

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