On Apr 3, 2012, at 8:17 AM, Richard Gaskin wrote:
> ...Mark came through on his end of the bargain wonderfully, providing a
> sample function that worked on the first level of array keys, which was
> enough for me to expand it to be able extract the data from any key
> regardless of depth.
>
>
Graham Samuel wrote:
> On Mon, 2 Apr 2012 Mark Schonewille wrote:
...
>> You can use only one index, i.e. the setProp/getProp handlers
>> are one-dimensional.
...
> Mark, thanks for that. There is absolutely nothing of this in the
> LC Dictionary AFAICS, although after a search I realised that
>
Mark, thanks for that. There is absolutely nothing of this in the LC Dictionary
AFAICS, although after a search I realised that there is a very hard to read
(IMHO) description on section 7.10 of the User Guide. I think at the very least
a note should be added to the Dictionary entry, so I have s
Hi Graham,
Mark expalined the syntax I think.
You probably already realise this, but using getProp isn't an integral part
of the datagrid, I think Trevor just used it as an example.
Since you're doing a spreadsheet, I assume you'd want to multiply any 2
columns together, not specific ones. If th
Hi Graham,
The following (nonsense) example works:
getProp foo[bar]
answer bar
return "hello world"
end foo
setProp foo[bar] theData
answer theData
pass foo
end foo
You can use only one index, i.e. the setProp/getProp handlers are
one-dimensional. An additional parameter contains t
