If you need to add a piece of code to a calculation logic that is regarded as incorrect by the There is a simple way to disable built-in syntax checker for whole calculation (there is no longer need to put in each element), it will only work for the save operation, and it prevents you from saving it, add the following line at the beginning of the element script:
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while looking for configuration (select logic), it will never abort any real calculations, create new element as 1st or 2nd, and then put a simple code:
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if (api.isSyntaxCheck()) return |
If you want to exclude only one line from the evaluation, you can use the following construction:
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def pli = api.isSyntaxCheck()? [:] : api.getElement("TargetPricePLI"){ api.abortCalculation() } |
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This feature is not intended and will not work as a workaround for cases when the coding style is bad:
But, for example, when the code works fine in the Test Drive but it is not possible to save the logic, then you can consider disabling the checker. |
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