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Concatenates the input arrays one after another.
| Name | Type | Description | |
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				inArray1 | <T>Array | First array to be joined | 
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				inArray2 | <T>Array | Second array to be joined | 
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				inArray3 | <T>Array | Third array to be joined | 
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				inArray4 | <T>Array | Fourth array to be joined | 
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				outJoinedArray | <T>Array | Joined array | 
The type of this filter is defined using the type variable T which represents any valid type. Read more.
Hints
- If you need more than four input arrays, use a sequence of several instances of this filter.
 
Examples
Description of usage of this filter can be found in examples and tutorial: HMI Recorder, Rubber Ring, OCR Read Number (SVM).
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inArray1 = {2,0,2} inArray2 = {4,5}  | 
outArray = {2,0,2,4,5} | 
Complexity Level
This filter is available on Basic Complexity Level.
See Also
- AppendToArray – Inserts a new element at the end of an array.
 
- CreateArray – Creates an array from up to 8 individual objects.
 
- FlattenArray – Receives an array of arrays, and creates a single one-dimensional array containing all individual elements.
 
- InsertToArray – Inserts a new element to an array at a specified location.
 
- JoinArrays_OfLoop – Joins arrays appearing in consecutive iterations.
 


