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Status No Plans to Implement
Workspace Domino Designer
Categories @Formulas
Created by Guest
Created on Sep 4, 2020

Add a way to get the index of the current element inside @Transform

Having access to the index of the current element inside @Transform would be very useful for certain applications, e.g. separate transforms for even and odd elements or referencing other lists. Something like @ThisIndex (compare @ThisName and @ThisValue) would be great.

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  • Guest
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    Sep 16, 2020

    I'd use a counter for that (if I ever had the need).

    Transforms may be nested. Which Transform would @ThisIndex reference?

    I'd rather like the following to be valid:

    myList[index] := someValue;

    We could process lists with @for then

  • Guest
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    Sep 8, 2020

    Another example where this would be useful is if you need to do something special for only the first and last elements of a list (where post-processing them would be tricky).

  • Guest
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    Sep 6, 2020

    FWIW, JavaScript's Array.prototype.map() (or rather its callback) also has an index parameter, which is occasionally very useful.

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    Thomas Hampel
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    Sep 6, 2020

    Hm, this seems to be a very very special case, lets see how many people will need it and vote for it. For reference here is the documentation of this @Transform : https://help.hcltechsw.com/dom_designer/11.0.1/basic/H_TRANSFORM.html