The <cablout> block allows you to ungroup a set of variables created with the <cablin> block. By analogy, this is equivalent to stripping a cable to reveal the two conductors it contains.
Specifically, the “cable” input variable is a tuple containing two elements, which are returned respectively in the “cable” and “wire” outputs.
Refer to the Python documentation for more details about tuples.
•« cable » : a tuple containing two elements
•« cable » : this is the first element of the tuple
•« wire » : this is the second element of the tuple
The type of the “cable” input must be a tuple.
The types of the outputs correspond to the types of each element in the input tuple.
This allows you to ungroup variables contained in a group that was constructed using the <cablin> block.
