Select the first elements of a tuple.
::tuple_first_n selects the first elements of Tuple and returns them with Selected. Thus Selected contains all elements of Tuple from the first element up to the ``n-th'' element of Tuple (including the ``n-th'' element). The index ``n'' is determined by the input parameter Index. Thus Index must contain a single integer value (if Index consists of a floating point number, this must represent an integer value without fraction). Indices of tuple elements start at 0, that means, the first tuple element has got the index 0.
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Tuple (input_control) |
number(-array) -> HTuple.long / double / char * |
| Input tuple. | |
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Index (input_control) |
number -> HTuple.long / double |
| Index of the first element to select. | |
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Selected (output_control) |
number(-array) -> (HTuple.) long * / double * / char * |
| Selected tuple elements. | |
::tuple_last_n, ::tuple_select, ::tuple_last_n, ::tuple_str_bit_select, ::tuple_concat
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