March 2018
Beginner to intermediate
514 pages
13h 11m
English
The family of generic objects has provided qHyperCube with a sister called the qListObject. Unlike a HyperCube, a list object better serves the purposes of displaying one single dimension without any required calculation, meaning no metrics are required to be defined. As such, it is fairly straightforward to work the list objects, and their definition is very similar to the qHyperCube object, with some added extra properties but without measures.
The following code is an example of creating a qListObjectDef and writing the resulting list object into the console:
//DefineListObjectvar obj = { "qDef": { "qFieldDefs": ["Case Owner"] }, "qShowAlternatives" : true, "qInitialDataFetch": [{ qTop : 0, qLeft : 0, qHeight : 10000,Read now
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