I guess DC AI bot takes only the post body into the consideration thinking the title is a summary of the post. I this case title is one question and post body is another one.
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Thanks for this great contribution, @David McCaldon ! Could you please also publish at Open Exchange?
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In anyways, there are folks on the community that can help even with these already undocummented stuff )
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$zel, $zlp - two new ObjectScript functions in one day after more than 10 years in InterSystems... Love this community! )
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Great app, @Raj Singh ! thanks for the contribution!
Adding two more "cents" for different LOAD DATA usage options:
1. csvgen app, which allows you to create a table and import data automatically as simply as:
do ##class(community.csvgen).Generate("/home/irisowner/dev/data.csv",",","package.class")
It will guess datatypes and use LOAD DATA under the hood.
2. And csvgen-ui - a web UI for csvgen by @Guillaume Rongier
Also, if you are into embedded Python, take a look at csvgenpy, which uses not LOAD DATA, but sqlalchemy.
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Thank you, @John Murray, for what you did and keep doing for this community! Well deserved!
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It works because you published a question on Developer Community :) (Joking, of course :)
Jokes aside - a very helpful discussion! Thanks @Sylvain Guilbaud !
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a really helpful repo, @Sylvain Guilbaud ! do you want to publish it on OEX? Please? )
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Hi Paul!
I suggest to take a look two mechanisms:
1. merge cpf - you can list the configuration changes made to vanilla iris/or your custom image.
2. IPM
with IPM you can deploy classes, web apps, files and production elements, run install scripts and version product changes.
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I see, makes sense
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I see that coding guidlines for ObjectScript linter should be a document (json? yaml?) you include in your code repository or reference any file in a github/gitlab and VSCode linter follows it on-the-go.
Or as some ObjectScript.Quality like ruleset, is it possible @Daniel Tamajon ?
Or as a codetidy feature by @Timothy Leavitt, but it's not easy to use.
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This is great, @Ben Spead! Could you please provide an example of how any developer can leverage the code guidelines @Robert Barbiaux suggests in this post?
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Voted.
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Rebuild indices, this could be the case.
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Great points, Dima. But I think any discussions make sense - this is how people communicate and exchange ideas, as you did in your post as well. We could request ObjectScriptQuality to add a profile that will enforce the rule and also, there is a linter in VSCOde ObjectScript - maybe it is possible to request the change in it too.
The idea of an open-source parser for ObjectScript - a good one, do we have it published on the ideas portal?
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Are you sure you want to see that many rectangles on a treemap?
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Thank you, @Jonathan Lent ! Pleasure to hear we are still better in some spaces than bots :)
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Hi @Jonathan Lent !
Great question!
It is supported. You can take a look at the Interoperability template on Open Exchange.
Here is the line of code in a module.xml file.
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Great example of custom class queries, @Timothy Leavitt !
I wonder if the recursion with ..AllFetch() is necessary here and in every case?
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Very useful article, a lot of use-cases and examples! Thank you @Ashok Kumar Thangavel !
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Exciting initiative!
I think this line in Update is "orphaned":
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@Justin Millette, there are more settings to enable in the system to allow delegated access, e.g. a system-wide setting, mentioned in this great @Pravin Barton's article , also there is another one from @Yuri Marx
Also, I don't recommend using the WebApplication tag as it is not working properly yet; there is at least one important bug not solved: for example , CSPApplication works quite well.
Also, I see %all - I hope this is for development/demo usage only, as it is quite a generous role to use.
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Great stuff!
Made an example in ObjectScript Docker template:
@Thomas Wuppermann, you can add an env variable in docker-compose.yml to make merge cpf be implied, and the merge.cpf with the name you prefer.
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On a side note, have you tried ObjectScript Quality for the same linting purpose? It is very naturally connected to GitHub Actions - you can add this file to any open-source GitHub repository with objectscript to see it in action, with examples.
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I think it's worth pinging CodeTidy's author @Timothy Leavitt
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I agree. I changed it to "not read-only" as I wasn't to manage unit-tests without it :)
Don't know how to mark an object "modified" - otherwise, %Save() doesn't trigger the calculated property to update.
But I agree - read only is much better.
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Thank you, Kai! Do you have any examples where the case-sensitive principle can be used, e.g., with C++ or C# and InterSystems ObjectScript class properties?
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Right. So, what is the reason, or if you may, what are the benefits of properties to be case sensitive?
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Exactly. And as I mentioned above, you cannot compile such a class with properties that differ only in case. What are the benefits of properties being case sensitive? Don't see any.
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How do you mean "use case"? You just shouldn't bother about the case of property names in IRIS while sending a JSON from your frontend to the IRIS REST-API. Like you don't care while sending it vs any SQL engine backend.
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