Xplan XMERGE

Xplan Xmerge Coding – Functions: join() example

Another example of a key function that often gets used. Here we build up on our previous work with sentence syntax and join() function to see how it can deliver on less code, consistency and ease of readability.

Xplan Coding – Using the ‘text’ of a multifield

Using xmerge to extract the text attribute of a multi field so we can avoid static and lengthy hard-coding in templates and deliver clients the outputs they want :)

Xplan Xmerge Code – Functions: currency example

'Great things are done by a series of small things brought together' Vincent Van Gogh. Building on our look at 'Functions', we go through another simple example

Xplan Xmerge Code – Functions: getResponse example

'Great things are done by a series of small things brought together' Vincent Van Gogh. Building on our previous look at 'Functions', we have another small example of how these work and the cumulatively powerful benefits they can provide.

Xplan Coding (Xmerge) – Functions

Functions are going to let you take the next step in improving your coding and creating a solid design base that can be used throughout all your templates.

Xplan Coding – Ternary operators

Ternary operators, all in one conditioning expressions can be useful in cutting down your code and offering flexibility to your statements if used well

Xplan Coding – Range() Function

A handy function to know that can be especially useful in cutting out unnecessary table elements and duplication in fact find documents and the like

Xplan Xmerge Code – additional currency arguments

Xplan Quick Xplain Additional currency arguments

Xplan Xmerge coding – table_it() function

Xplan Quick Xplain To table_it() or not to table_it() that is the article

Xplan Xmerge Code – Lists reference guide

Lists are one of the most versatile and powerful data types you can come across in Xplan. Harnessing them to your advantage when coding can not only make things much easier, readable but help to great cut down your code.