double layer of a!forEach
for exmaple:
value:fv!item.value,
saveinto:{a!save(target:ri!value,value:a!forEach(
items:local!rule,
expression:if(
outside fv!item.value=inside fv!item.value,null,null
),
Then how i express?
))}
for exmaple:
value:fv!item.value,
saveinto:{a!save(target:ri!value,value:a!forEach(
items:local!rule,
expression:if(
outside fv!item.value=inside fv!item.value,null,null
),
Then how i express?
))}
If you need to nest an a!forEach() inside another a!forEach() and want to refer to the outer fv!item, you can either put it in a local variable before calling the second a!forEach() or put the inner call in a separate rule and pass in fv!item via a rule input. For example:
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a!forEach( items: {"January", "February", "March"}, expression: a!localVariables( local!month: fv!item, a!forEach( items: {1, 15}, expression: local!month & " " & fv!item ) ) ) |
The above expression returns a three item list containing {"January 1", "January 15"}, {"February 1", "February 15"}, and {"March 1", "March 15"}
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