Literal expressions, Decision Tables, Contexts, Relations, Functions, and Invocations are quite powerful boxed expressions already. However, now our editor supports Lists as a new boxed expression type.
Lists represent a group of FEEL expressions. You may use it to define complex items for a particular decision, check this example:
Notice that each cell of this list is calling a BKM function that returns a value for each item. Let’s check the output:
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| { | |
| "full service name": "function full service name( service name )", | |
| "services": [ | |
| "Acme Agency (status: running)", | |
| "Global Scoring (status: stopped)", | |
| "Nook Inc. (status: running)" | |
| ] | |
| } |
Pretty straight forward isn’t? 🙂 Now, you know how to use boxed lists! Stay tuned for new features.
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