isc-bsaviano
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3 months ago @baasvancodeza This is a good suggestion. As a workaround, you can do this instead to get intellisense:
#Dim tJSON As %DynamicObject = {}
Closed baasvancodeza closed 3 months ago
isc-bsaviano
commented
3 months ago @baasvancodeza This is a good suggestion. As a workaround, you can do this instead to get intellisense:
#Dim tJSON As %DynamicObject = {}
Type: Bug
In a classmethod, isntantiate a DynamicObject using {}. When writing code further with that Dynamic Object, there is no intellisense on it.
Example: Set tJSON = {}
Type: Do tJSON.%S
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