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1-2-3 has a feature where you can create a new @function based upon a lotusscript function. I would like to see the same feature in Notes/Domino. Allow me in the Database script library to create a lotusscript function and mark it as being available as an @function within that database.
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1) Grant Lindsay1038 (09 Nov 2007)
I like this idea. I never knew this was in 1-2-3.
I'm just curious about implementation. How would one mark a function? Or would it be the whole Script Library? Or a new special type of Script Library: LS, Java, Formula (written as LS)?
Anyway... cool.
I'm just curious about implementation. How would one mark a function? Or would it be the whole Script Library? Or a new special type of Script Library: LS, Java, Formula (written as LS)?
Anyway... cool.
2) Carl Tyler5343 (10 Nov 2007)
Maybe have a new section that says enter lotusscript functions here that can be used as @functions?
3) Carl Tyler5343 (10 Nov 2007)
4) Gavin Bollard1648 (12 Nov 2007)
Yep, this would be useful - we could build a library of functions then.
5) Craig Wiseman24988 (20 Nov 2007)
How did I know (before even looking) that this would be by Carl Tyler?
8-)
8-)
6) Don McNally1424 (27 Nov 2007)
I've thought of this same thing in the past. In particular, it could be handy in a view column (shared columns may mitigate it somewhat, but I could still see some uses).
7) Andy Harris727 (07 Jun 2008)
I had hoped for this feature when they announced R4 would have LS.
8) Christopher Boote10606 (11 Aug 2009)
If only we could vote multiple times for a topic this would be the one!
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