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Interesting. We do this with double curly brackets around a variable, and then do JS around to that variable in YAML and JSON now. This could work even better if we took this paradigm and re-applied to @Formulas. This allow the use of an @Formula within a LotusScript w/o needing an eval variant, and should be pretty easy to embed in a SSJS JavaScript line, as well. @Formula(bla; bla);
This is a very good idea that would improve @formula alot.
There is XFL: http://www.nappz.de/xfl/index.htm
This along with maybe a @Formula script library would be fantastic. I imagine it like this...
Define the function (named or unnamed parameters):
@DefineFunction("AddTwoNumbers"; @Do(
a := @Argument("first");
b := @Argument(2);
@Return(a + b);
) );
or
@DefineFunction("Name of function"; statement1; statement2; statement3);
Call the function:
result := @CallFunction('Name of function"; @Argument("first"; 2) : 3) ;
REM { result = 5 }
Would also allow to have a computed/computed for display field based upon a LotusScript function.
Moving idea to product : Domino Designer