Array of structs is my normal go-to, but when creating structured data outputs for vendors it would be wonderful to do this:
models.each((row)=>{ echo("#row.toList()#") })
instead of this:
models.each((row)=>{ echo("#row.model_manager_firm#,#row.model_name#,#row.units#,#row.ticker#,#row.cusip#,#row.weight#,#row.defer#,#row.substituteTicker#,#row.substituteCusip#") })
echo( row.valueArray().toList() );
Is that what you need?
(please, for proposals you should use the “language” or “proposals” tags. Many thanks)
valueArray() returns a column, not a row, but good thought. I hoped rowData() would return an array, since the default is a struct, but no luck.
I think you need to translate the row (that is a struct) to an array of values first, so you can toList().
models.each( (row) => { echo( structValueArray( row ).toList() );} );
But watch out… depending on what you are doing with that list, as soon as your values have a delimiter, it will break your data separation. Also, you may need to order your struct for an ordered output.
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