Hi there !!
I'm playing around with some js charts libraries and I use cheetah to fill
up my scripts with the data.
Here is my code:
columns: [
['x'
#for $record in $span($hour_delta=32).records
, ${record.dateTime.raw}000
#end for
],
['outTemp'
#for $record in $span($hour_delta=32).records
#if $record.outTemp.has_data
, #echo '%.2f' % $record.outTemp.raw#
#else
, null
#end if
#end for
],
it works well, but output is like this:
columns: [
['x'
, 1522804500000
, 1522804800000
, 1522805100000
, 1522805400000
, 1522805700000
// Here I remove many lines, for easyer reading...
, 1522918200000
, 1522918500000
, 1522918800000
, 1522919100000
, 1522919400000
],
['outTemp'
, 10.75
, 10.74
, 10.69
, 10.68
, 10.61
// Here I remove many lines, for easyer reading...
, 10.57
, 14.22
, 14.04
, 14.19
, 14.79
, 15.04
],
this make the output file very loooong.
It would be more readable and comfortable to have it like this:
columns: [
['x' , 1522804500000, 1522804800000, 1522805100000,
1522805400000, 1522805700000 ....... ],
['outTemp', 10.75 , 10.74 , 10.69 , 10.68
, 10.61 ....... ],
It looks stupide, but whatever I tried, I was not able to find the suitable
cheetah syntax to output this way :-(
Help is welcome !
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