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Created page with "Image:TArduinoIgnoreIntegerValues.png == Summary == Filters integers based on one or more configurable numeric ranges. == Description == The **Ignore Integer Values** component compares the incoming **In** value against a set of user-defined **Range** elements. Each range specifies minimum and maximum limits, along with inclusion rules for the boundaries. If the input falls within any of the defined ranges (respecting the “equal” settings), it will be blo..."
 
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*'''In''' – Integer input.
*'''In''' – Integer input.
*'''Out''' – Integer output with values outside the defined ranges.
*'''Out''' – Integer output with values outside the defined ranges.
*'''Ignored''' – Boolean; **True** when the current input was ignored (matched a configured range).

Latest revision as of 01:29, 15 August 2025

Summary

Filters integers based on one or more configurable numeric ranges.

Description

The **Ignore Integer Values** component compares the incoming **In** value against a set of user-defined **Range** elements. Each range specifies minimum and maximum limits, along with inclusion rules for the boundaries. If the input falls within any of the defined ranges (respecting the “equal” settings), it will be blocked; otherwise, it is passed to **Out**.

Diagram:

Categories

Properties

  • Enabled – Enables or disables the component.
  • Elements – Collection of **Range** elements, each with:
    • Min – Integer – lower bound of the range.
    • Max – Integer – upper bound of the range.
    • Pass Equal Min – Boolean – if **True**, values equal to **Min** are considered in range.
    • Pass Equal Max – Boolean – if **True**, values equal to **Max** are considered in range.

Pins

  • In – Integer input.
  • Out – Integer output with values outside the defined ranges.
  • Ignored – Boolean; **True** when the current input was ignored (matched a configured range).