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Similar to LSGMTTime and LSLocalTime, it would be nice if it was easier to get a UTC formatted date.
(ps It would also be nice to fix LSGMTTime so that it returns a time component when it works out to midnight. This would make writing our own UTC functions, among other things,
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On error, produce a 'core dump' of all defined variables, objects, and a call trace.
The 'core dump' might provide a limited (one-level) listing of defined objects with their property values, and all local and global variable values. Going down more than one level might end up with a huge amount
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when debugging scripts with many iterations of a specific task (e.g. importing data, processing all docs in a view, ...) I often have a situation where I want to debug only if a certain condition is met, e.g. in the import data line a field contains the value xyz. It
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When we create a datetime object there must be a certain way to pass the day, month and year separately. This option is there in javascript when we create a date object we pass the day, month and year separately.
So that there is no confusion in the date formatting
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The Document/NotesDocument classes currently allow read access to things like creation date, last modified, etc.
However, there are a lot more properties to documents than that (when created in the current file to name one).
These should be made available as properties like the others.
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Because Lotusscript is a great language to develop applications with.
My idea is that why can't it evolve into a language that can be used to develop application using the eclipe framework.
Imagine a windows or perhaps Linux or even a Mac OS X application created using lotusscript.
Classes for these gui components
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With notesDxlImporter we can insert code in for example database scripts. In the process the compiler tries to automatically compile this fresh code. Unfortuatedly I get no information about if the code actually did compile or did not due to errors in the inserted code in the new environment like
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Frustrated by the inconvenience and incapability of lotusscript, I've expected improvements for years but just disappointed as each Notes release came. I know as created as a script languate embedded in Notes, we can't expect many things like multiple thread, but there's still a lot of space to improve.
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Just like I can Option Declare, or Option Private, or Option Base 0...
Allow me to turn off the NotesDocument extended syntax. (ie: NotesDocument.subject="blah" or subject=NotesDocument.subject(0) )
Manypeople think it was a mistake to ever offer this capability in the first place. It's certainly lead to some terrible coding practices on the
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I'd really like to be able to send a file attachment as a response without a redirect (since I'm creating the file in memory, I don't want to save it and then purge it at some later date).
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When I create new lotuscript agents, I want a default set of code to drop in. Not just "option declare" but I may want to predefine some things that I use nearly every time I write an agent.
Some examples I might use:
use "myStandardUtilityLibrary"
Dim session as new notessession
Dim thisDb as notesdatabase
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This would be the compliment to the @PickList([FOLDERS]...) function in formula language, where the folders are displayed in a tree format with folders icons. There might not appear to be a huge need for methods like this now, but as more companies work on mail file solutions to meet records
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I would like to see a complete overhaul of the Symphony Programability Model:
1. we need a way in Symphony to create template and file code, much like VBA is used in Office. It needs to be code that executes when a document is opened or a new document is created
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- You have a script library which is included by an agent.
- You are editing the agent
- You open and make a change to the script library and save it, e.g. add a parameter to a function
- You make the
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