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 Extend the Dot Operator to function after List(And,Or,Rows)
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Tue 15th Dec 2015 |
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| 5.0.34.1 |
Wed 23rd Dec 2015 |
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| ElliotM | | Tue 15th Dec 2015 00:53 |
I would like for it to be possible to continue the dot operator after using List(And,Or,Rows).
I originally mentioned this idea in the Enhancement request http://www.adrift.co/bug/19059 by Daza as a point of discussion, but would like to make a separate request here as well.
Daza's original request was concerned with being able to print a store inventory in a row-wise fashion with an object's name and other stats listed alongside one another. If you could continue the dot operator after using List(And,Or,Rows), the following would be possible:
Groupkey.ForSale(Available).List(Rows).StoreText
From items in 'Groupkey', filter by state property 'ForSale' set to state 'Available' and output a List of Rows for contents of text property 'StoreText', which contains the text with object property references the author wants to list when this object is 'Available' for sale. |
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| campbell | | Wed 23rd Dec 2015 15:15 |
It doesn't make sense to apply a property to a List function as this just returns a string. However, you should already be able to apply the property as a filter to the ForSale filter, like so:
Groupkey.ForSale(Available).StoreText
This will return a list of the StoreText properties. You would need to do your own formatting to separate them into separate lines though. |
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