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ArjanWiskerke

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  1. Somewhere in my code I wanted to restart a procedure using an empty array with the same type as the data that is wired in.
    Earlier, I used "create constant" in the editor. The disadvantage is that when I change the type of the constant I will have to edit 
    the constant again. 
    This construction I use to create an empty array with the appropriate type using the delete from array or array subset t
    using 0 for the length.
    This way it acts as automatic type deduction.
    Are there performance issues regarding this construction?

    I think there might even be a standard "empty array.vi" that I overlooked.

    array type deduction.png

    type deduction.vi

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