Reorder the elements of an array object based on an indexed map. Use an array of integers (an index map) to reorder the elements of another array. Cycling '74 array array in TEXT_HERE indices list TEXT_HERE array out TEXT_HERE initial index map Trigger output Reprocess previously received arrays and trigger output. Convert an integer to an array. Convert an incoming integer to an array, then process as described for the array message. Convert a floating-point number to an array. Convert an incoming floating-point number to an array, then process as described for the array message. Convert a list to an array. Convert an incoming list to an array, then process as described for the array message. Convert a list to an array. Convert an incoming list to an array, then process as described for the array message. Apply the given index map to this array. Outputs the given array, but with the elements reordered according to the given index map. Indexes start at 0, and duplicates are allowed. For example, applying the index map [2, 1, 1, 0] to the array [A, B, C] would result in the array [C, B, B, A]. Wrap a dictionary object in an array. Wrap an incoming dictionary object in an array, then process as described for the array message. Wrap a string object in an array. Wrap a string object in an array, then process as described for the array message.