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Add an @Formula to transpose a list interpreted as a matrix

Lists in formula language are 1-dimensional, but sometimes the data will be interpreted as a matrix (e.g. the elements of a table). An @Formula to transpose the entries of a list by interpreting it as a matrix would be very useful for situations l...
about 4 years ago in Domino Designer / @Formulas 3 Under Consideration

Add an @Formula to generate a list of consecutive integers

To get a list of consecutive integers in formula language without using an @For loop, you currently have to get creative using predefined lists of digits, the permutation operators and @Subset. It would be handy to have an @Formula that gives you ...
about 4 years ago in Domino Designer / @Formulas 2 Under Consideration

Add an @Formula for the cumulative sum of a list of numbers

Getting the cumulative sum using an @For loop is easy, but runs into the memory limit for large lists. In addition to its mathematical uses, having access to the cumulative sum would make it easier to work around the 32k field/64k computed text li...
about 4 years ago in Domino Designer / @Formulas 1 Under Consideration

Add an @Formula equivalent of LotusScript's LenB

It's currently impossible to tell how many bytes a string will take up in formula language, which makes it even more difficult to work around the 32k field limit / 64k computed text limit. The encoding used for this function should match whatever ...
about 4 years ago in Domino Designer / @Formulas 0 Under Consideration

Extend Eclipse TODO/Tasks usage to other languages (LotusScript)

As the title says. Why is // TODO restricted to Java ? It seems very useful in other languages, e.g. LotusScript, CSS, SSJS.
about 4 years ago in Domino Designer / @Formulas / LotusScript 0 Under Consideration

Support JSON in @Formula language

Today JSON is the standard for configurations, REST service requests and many more areas. The @formula language is extremely efficient and can be used in many places. Having both work together, would be very powerful and allow better integration ....
over 4 years ago in Domino Designer / @Formulas 1 Assessment

Add new formula command @InPreviewPane

Equivalent of NotesUIdocument.InPreviewPane This can be used in form formulas to determine which form to use. e.g. display a different form in the preview pane to one that is used when the document is opened from the view. Yes you can use hide whe...
over 4 years ago in Domino Designer / @Formulas 0 Under Consideration

Lotusscript version of @URLEncode

I would like to be able to use @URLEncode using Lotusscript instead of Evaluate() I have also found that @URLEncode does not work correctly with chr(10) & chr(13)
over 4 years ago in Domino Designer / @Formulas 0 Under Consideration

Should support modify the $DesignerVersion field value

There are lots of application databases which design on the previous version, for example $DesignerVersion="5" Customer upgraded the domino server to R901/R10.01/R11.0.1, and customized theses application databases again, but they found the $Desig...
over 4 years ago in Domino Designer / @Formulas 3 Needs Clarification

@emptydate function

When computing date fields you sometimes want to set the datefield to a empty value. Today this isn’t possible at all the field becomes invalid and can give problems with compute with form.
over 4 years ago in Domino Designer / @Formulas 2 Under Consideration