Yes You Can !
All you need is to be a little tricky.
Here take a look at my sample macro library.
Just follow my steps;
- Create a macro library or just add a macro to an existing one.
- Follow the second picture and set input and output pins.
- Make an array of one of the input elements. By doing this, you will create an array that has only one element in it (Element 0).
- Now use the ‘Find’ node to see if the second element (Element 1) can be found inside the array or not. Since the array has only one element, if the find node can’t fine the second element inside the array, it means that the first element is not equal to the second element, and that is exactly the function we were looking for.
- use a not equal node to check it out. The find node prints -1 if couldn’t find the element inside the array (here the elements are not equal). So if the ‘Find’ node is not equal to -1, means that the second element could be found inside the array which means the two elements are equal.
Regards.