go to post Evgeny Shvarov · Jun 5, 2018 Like this: write $case(condition, 1:{ set a="hello " _"world" return a } 2:"name", :"!") I figured out that the thing I want is close to "closures" ;)
go to post Evgeny Shvarov · Jun 5, 2018 Hi, Ed!Thanks! I'll elaborate the problem a bit. Here is the $case everybody loves: write $case(condition, 1:expression1, 2:expression2, expression3) My problem is that with business logic change the expression1 and expression2 showed the need for multiline logic. And I was looking for something like: write $case(condition, 1: { New cool logic for expression 1 with line 1 and line 2 }, 2:{ Perfect, better logic for expression2 maybe with few lines more }, expression3)
go to post Evgeny Shvarov · Jun 4, 2018 Hi, Ron!You are invited!And to gain knowledge on InterSystems Caché I recommend you InterSystems online Learning and this Developer Community: ask your questions!
go to post Evgeny Shvarov · Jun 1, 2018 Hi, Jaqueline!Looking forward to see how it works!BTW, here you can find couple similar solutions with sources regarding territorial hierarchy.And several demos for different countries, e.g. USA and Kazakhstan.
go to post Evgeny Shvarov · May 31, 2018 Hi, Jaqueline!@Sam Duncan is right below, and please don't consider my example above!See the updated version of the method for Cube class: classmethod UnitLevel(unitID, level) as %String { s unit=##class(Police.Unit).%OpenId(unitID) if '$IsObject(unit) return "" return $Case(level, 1:unit.UNI_PADRE.UNI_PADRE.UNI_PADRE.%Id(), 2:unit.UNI_PADRE.UNI_PADRE.%Id(), 3:unit.UNI_PADRE.%Id(), 4:unit.%id(),:"") } Introduce the dimension with 4 levels, with expressions: 1 st level: %cube.UnitLevel(%source.%ID,1) 2nd level: %cube.UnitLevel(%source.%ID,2) 3 and 4 levels same idea. AND!!! The key thing! introduce a calculated or direct field in your class which will indicate a level of the row - say H_LEVEL with values 1,2,3,4 according to the level of administration. and introduce a build restriction to the cube with: H_LEVEL=4 So, there would be only 4th level records in the cube, but you'll gather all other needed calculations and values using your hierarchy.
go to post Evgeny Shvarov · May 31, 2018 Hi, Jaqueline!Really interesting task. Do you have only 4 levels?If so, you can introduce a method on a cube which would return a level of the unit.Say: classmethod UnitLevel(unitID as %Integer) as %String { s unit=##class(Police.Unit).%OpenId(unitID) if unit.UNI_PADRE="" return "Zone" s padre=##class(Police.Unit).%OpenId(unit.UNI_PADRE) if padre.UNI_PADRE="" return "Prefecrure" /// continue here! } It's for 2 levels, leave other two for you ;) And use %cube.UnitLevel(%source.UNI_CODIGO) for the Dimension level expression.
go to post Evgeny Shvarov · May 27, 2018 Hi, Ed!Is it possible to introduce a similar feature for Chrome users too?
go to post Evgeny Shvarov · May 25, 2018 Thank you, Kyle! We'll cover you with comments until you back! And thanks for the great session!
go to post Evgeny Shvarov · May 22, 2018 Hi, Pavan!Of course, InterSystems Data Platform supports numerous of types of integration, it has integrational engine inside. As for FHIR, please check InterSystems FHIR Experience sandbox - it allows you to play with technology on your personal cloud sandbox.
go to post Evgeny Shvarov · May 22, 2018 Hi, RF! We have coding guidelines on ObjectScript. It's not about mixing, but how to code better with InterSystems Objectscript. HTH
go to post Evgeny Shvarov · May 16, 2018 Hi, Madhan! With InterSystems IRIS Experience you'll get your own IRIS in cloud for a while to have the experience. As for downloading @John Murray already answered for your question in another thread.
go to post Evgeny Shvarov · May 12, 2018 Thanks, John! That's true. If someone who is in charge of Google Group can put a big banner with direction to DC, I would appreciate!
go to post Evgeny Shvarov · May 12, 2018 Hi, Peter! Want to add that highlighter is not ideal though (ObjectScript is a tough parsing exercise). If you see the bug in highlighting and want to improve it, you are very welcome to pull request here
go to post Evgeny Shvarov · May 10, 2018 Hi, Justin!Also, if you are using try/catch blocks, you may conside use Log() method of %Exception class, which literally does the call of LOG^%ETN: { try { $$$TOE(sc,StatusMethod()) } catch e { set sc=e.AsStatus() do e.Log() } See the related discussion.
go to post Evgeny Shvarov · May 8, 2018 Updated the agenda for the meetup - the new session by @Sergei Shutov has been introduced: Automatically configure a customized development environment. The session covers the approach and demo of creating a private development environment from source control, and how changes can be automatically pushed downstream to build and test environments. Show the use of open source Git hooks, %Installer, and Atelier, with Jenkins and automated Unit Tests.
go to post Evgeny Shvarov · May 3, 2018 Hi, Wilfredo!In addition what guys suggested I recommend to try ClassExplorer, which allows to see the source code of a class in a web app. You can download it from this github repo.
