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Created page with "Image:TArduinoInteger64ToggleSwitch.png == Summary == Selects between two 64-bit integer inputs based on a boolean control signal. == Description == The **Integer Toggle Switch (Int64)** component outputs one of two 64-bit integer inputs (**True** or **False**) depending on the state of the **Select** pin. If **Select** is `True`, the **True** input is sent to the output. If **Select** is `False`, the **False** input is sent instead. This is useful for cond..."
 
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File:TArduinoInteger64ToggleSwitch.png

Summary

Selects between two 64-bit integer inputs based on a boolean control signal.

Description

The **Integer Toggle Switch (Int64)** component outputs one of two 64-bit integer inputs (**True** or **False**) depending on the state of the **Select** pin. If **Select** is `True`, the **True** input is sent to the output. If **Select** is `False`, the **False** input is sent instead. This is useful for conditional routing of integer values.

Diagram:

Categories

Properties

  • Initial Select Value – Boolean – determines which input is initially active when the system starts.

Pins

  • True – 64-bit integer input used when **Select** is `True`.
  • False – 64-bit integer input used when **Select** is `False`.
  • Select – Boolean control input that chooses the active input.
  • Out – 64-bit integer output.