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Info on "Simple Expression Language" for custom formulas?

Jan-Hendrik Spieth
Jan-Hendrik Spieth Oct 04, 2022

JPD documentation states:

Write Your Own

Write your own allows you to use a simple expression language to write their own formula.

There seems to be no further info on that "simple expression language" in the documentation.

  • Which functions are available? (tried normalize(...) - yields "Could not parse")
  • Which operators? (mathematical operators are obviously possible)

Any info on that?

And what's on the roadmap, relating to the custom expressions?

Thanks a lot!

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María
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Oct 04, 2022

Hello Jan, 
Thanks for reaching out. We've addressed this issue and added a cheat sheet. I hope you find it useful. 
Thanks!

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Jan-Hendrik Spieth
Jan-Hendrik Spieth Oct 05, 2022

Yep, that's what I was looking for, thanks @María !

Are there any plans for adding more functions/operators, such as "normalize()"?

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