Make an array of a certain size array.stream accepts a number in the right inlet which specifies the length of the output array. Following the receipt of this number, the object will collect this number of elements input through the left inlet. After the array-length is complete, and with each subsequent input, the array will be output from the left outlet. A 1 or a 0 will be output from the right outlet depending on whether the array-length has been reached or not. A 1 signifies that the array-length has been reached and that the object is now collecting the stream. Use the clear message to reset the array. Cycling '74 TEXT_HERE array in TEXT_HERE length in TEXT_HERE streamed array out TEXT_HERE 1 if 0 elements are defined TEXT_HERE Desired array length TEXT_HERE Trigger output Reprocess previously received array and trigger output. In the right inlet, set the desired output array length. In the left inlet, add an int element to the current output array. If the output array length is negative, elements are added to the front of the output array, otherwise they are added to the end. In the right inlet, set the desired output array length. In the left inlet, add a float element to the current output array. If the output array length is negative, elements are added to the front of the output array, otherwise they are added to the end. 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. Stream the contents of an array Add a list of elements sequentially (one element at a time) to the output array. Clear the output array. Resets the streaming process. 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.