Hi, Francisco!

Great stuff!

Could it be possible to add other languages support to your solution? E.g. Russian?

Hi, Shameer!

As @Nicole Aaron mentioned, there is no officially proposed folder structure for your  InterSystems project, but I can share one typical approach.

The upper folder is basically named "src" assuming source code inside.

Files inside "src" could be splitted by source type. E.g.:

"cls" -  for ObjectScript classes,

"inc" -  for include files,

"mac" - for mac routines,

"dfi" - for DeepSee dashboards and pivots.

Every class name consists of package(s) and class itself. So class package could be projected to a folder. E.g. source code for the class Sample.Person will be stored in the file with following path:

/src/cls/Sample/Person.cls

There are numerous projects on Github which use similar approach. You can find examples of such projects via these cacheobjectscript-udl tag, e.g. this project.

HTH

What issues with studio performance do you have?

Hi, Guilherme!

Please, elaborate what do you want to sort.

Also there is a common approach to use the root as a counter of the one-level array using $seq(uence) or $I(ncrement). E.g.

Class Test.Arrays {

ClassMethod ArrayExample()

{

 set a($seq(a))="blue"

set a($seq(a))="red"

set a($seq(a))="yellow"

write a,!    // will return 3

zwrite a // will out the full array to the device

}

}

And if we execute the following in terminal you'll get:

USER>d ##class(Test.Arrays).ArrayExample()

3

a=3
a(1)="blue"
a(2)="red"
a(3)="yellow"

Also see the good article on $seq vs $I by @Alexander.Koblov

HTH

Hi, Ed!

You can build your own Localised dimension via expressions and put whatever language you want for the months.

Hi, Ed! Thanks!

And how docker configuration looks like to go with direct-lvm?