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Sure, Sergio!
You are very welcome to introduce issues or contribute.
Hi, Sergio!
There are some efforts in this field in the community. Have you seen this VSCode extension?
It supports COS highlighting for UDL sources and pretty much that's it.
But anyway it can be used for COS coding if you are OK with importing code to Caché manually and debugging Caché ObjectScript in the terminal.
For code importing/exporting I would recommend to try this tiny library: cache-udl.
Moved to Ensemble Group.
Thanks, Dmitry!
Hi, Thanongsak!
It is fixed, thanks!
Hi Thembelani!
Beautified your code a bit with code blocks.
To post code blocks highlighted do the following:
1. Paste the code
2. Select code and pick Formatted from Paragraph format. (Normal dropdown).
3. Pick Computed code from Block Styles (Styles dropdown).
Or, in the source mode (click Disable rich-text or click Source) embrace code block with <pre><code> </code><pre> tags.
See details in this post.
Recently we got yet another "spam" post. It was hidden.
So this post was updated with the statement:
Note! Moderators may remove posts that are not related to InterSystems products and technologies.
Hi, Joe! You are invited!
And you can use your WRC account if you want to join GM.
A Mocking Framework video is available on the InterSystems Developers YouTube Channel.
Hi, Jose!
May I ask you, have you tried DeepSeeWeb? It's an Angular based application which is using DeepSee REST API and provides instant Angular UI for DeepSee Dashboards?
Hi, Aman!
You are invited.
Hi, Jose!
I guess it's more about CSP security than DeepSee API. I think you need to have the same session for another Caché web app.
Set up the settings for your REST web app where login cookie is checked, and the path for cookies is same for both apps.

HTH.
Hi, Nic!
There was a post lately about that: UnitTest : A Mocking Framework for InterSystems objectscript classes by
[@AndreClaude Gendron]. HTH
Hi, Udo! I think too much it's about that ;)
Hi, Peter!
You are invited!
Thanks, Alexey! Fixed.
Hi, Kishan!
Have you seen this article?
Finally, I ended out with the following expression:
WITH MEMBER [DateOfSale].[LastDayOfMonthRevenue] AS 'AGGREGATE([DateOfSale].[Actual].[MonthSold].CurrentMember.LASTCHILD,MEASURES.[Amount Sold ])'
So if you looking to get the value for measure other than you have in context AGGREGATE would be helpful.
This approach is very useful e.g. if you want to show daily running total but for the monthly scope.
Thanks [@Alessandro Marin] for an extra DeepSee support session on GLobal Summit 17 Tech Exchange ;)
Thanks, John! It's in the current sprint.
Hi, Mike!
We plan to introduce some screencasts on how DC works.
If I don't have control of this, who decides what is relevant?
Hi, Mike!
iKnow technology decides. iKnow analyses the article compares with all the rest articles in Community and makes the decision according to its algorithms and some settings and blacklists. Actually, it's in beta state at the moment and sometimes it does irrelevant decisions. iKnow thinks that How to highlight Caché ObjectScript, work with htm, add image in the post and other questions article is relevant to your question at least by 30%.
We would fix the algorithm in next DC version.
So, we moved it below the comments.
Hi, [@Sylvain Guilbaud]!
Thanks for mentioning [@Nikita Savchenko], author of Web Terminal in your session!
Hi, Mike!
It's a good question, so I vote for your question too.
Here is the short explanation.
I guess everyone in DC would love to see qualitative articles, questions, and answers.
Voting is the way for us to introduce mechanism on DC which would encourage the creation of qualitative content and discourage the low-quality staff. And "Rating" is the sum of votes.
It's also the way for an OP to know how many people said "Thank you for your post and hard work" for his article. We can see articles with more than 10 "thank you for your post" signs.
It's the way to "Agree" and "I like it" for the answers and comments.
Also, sometimes Votes is the way to say "I disagree" and "I don't like it" and yes, it can be confusing to distinguish when you "disagree" or "dislike".
It's not an ideal mechanism, maybe we would introduce something better, need your advice here.
Thank you, John!
I would add that for questions 2-3 sentences long teaser can include the whole question.
Forgot to mention, that good question should contain only one question in the body.