+3Hey! I'm trying to export using AXLL and have been able to write single variables and simple composite tables, but can't figure out how to slice a variable. I'm not sure if this is something I haven't learned about Sets or something with WriteCompositeTable.
I want to do this:
my_set := {A(x, ‘Blue’), B(x)}
axll::WriteCompositeTable(
IdentifierReference : my_set,
TopLeftCell : "A1");
It's the ‘Blue’ part that I can't figure out.
Thanks in advance!
Best answer by Chris Kuip
Hello,
The procedure axll::WriteCompositeTable expects as its first argument a subset of AllIdentifiers. The set AllIdentifiers is just the names of the identifiers; it does not include slices.
A way to get your example to work is to introduce a name for that slice as follows:
Parameter ASlice {
IndexDomain: x;
Definition: A(x, 'Blue');
}
Now you can assign my_set and use it as follows:
my_set := data { ASlice, B } ;
axll::WriteCompositeTable( my_set, "A1" );
In the attachment ws.zip you'll find a small example.
+7Hello,
The procedure axll::WriteCompositeTable expects as its first argument a subset of AllIdentifiers. The set AllIdentifiers is just the names of the identifiers; it does not include slices.
A way to get your example to work is to introduce a name for that slice as follows:
Parameter ASlice {
IndexDomain: x;
Definition: A(x, 'Blue');
}
Now you can assign my_set and use it as follows:
my_set := data { ASlice, B } ;
axll::WriteCompositeTable( my_set, "A1" );
In the attachment ws.zip you'll find a small example.
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