Logic Problem: switching branches and indexes

I am trying to figure out an easier way to do what I am doing, because I think it could be done easier with the logic tools, but I am not good enough with the logic tools to figure out how.

As you can see, I am taking the n item in each branch and putting them into new branches. The number of branches I start with is the number of items in each branch that I make, and the number of items in each branch that I start with is the number of branches that I make. While this works, the big problem is that the number of branches that I start with varies from 3 to 6, and it would take a lot of work to make this part of the definition adapt to varying numbers of branches. Any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

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Permalink Reply by Sameer Kumar on December 5, 2009 at 3:09pm

Benjamin,

Are you aware of the path mapper component in the latest version of GH (0.6.0043)? You can achieve what you have shown in your image above by a single component. I dont fully understand the second part of the question (3-6 branches)... If you post a specific example, we can see if the path mapper can accomplish it or if it will need a more involved solution.