The <cablin> block allows you to merge two variables into one. By analogy, this is equivalent to forming a cable containing two conductors.
Specifically, the output variable “cable” is a tuple containing two elements: the “cable” input and the “wire” input.
Refer to the Python documentation for more details about tuples.
•« cable » : The default value is 0 (type int)
•« wire » : The default value is 0 (type int)
•« cable » : This is the tuple containing the two inputs
The inputs can be of any type; the output is a tuple.
This allows you to create groups of variables, with each group able to be used as a single variable.
To ungroup, use the <cableout> block.
