The following ANT build file demonstrates how you can use ANT to load/store and process XML documents with Epsilon. Loading an XML document in your ANT buildfile ¶ To load an XML document that is not in the Eclipse workspace, untick the "Workspace file" check box and provide a full uri for your document (e.g. Then you can configure the details of your document (name, file etc.) in the screen that pops up. To add an XML document to your Epsilon launch configuration, you need to select "Plain XML document" from the list of available model types. XMLDoc.root = new t_library Adding an XML document to your launch configuration ¶ Lib.appendChild(b) How can I set the root element of an XML document? ¶ T_().println() How can I add a child to an existing element? ¶ Var authors = b.lect(a|a.tagName = "author") ī.lectOne(p|p.tagName = "published").text.println() ī.e_() How do I create an element? ¶ However, the driver also supports e_ and c_-prefixed shorthand properties for accessing one or a collection of elements with the specified name respectively. children property and the select/selectOne() operations. Using what you've learned so far, you can do this using a combination of the. for (author in t_author.all) How do I get child elements with a specific tag name? ¶ T_(b|b.i_pages).sum() How can I get/set the text of an element? ¶ Print the total number of pages of all books Print all the titles of the books in the library The driver also supports the following preffixes: b_ for boolean, s_ for string (alias of a_) and r_ for real values. For 744 to be returned as an integer instead, the i_ prefix should be used instead (i.e. In this example, b.a_pages will return 744 as a string. For example, if b is the first book of library.xml, b.a_title will return EMF Eclipse Modeling Framework. You can use the attribute name as a property of the element object, prefixed by a_. Get a random elementī.tagName.println() How can I get/set the attributes of an element? ¶ For instance, if b is an element tagged as, b.tagName shall return book. Get all elementsī.isTypeOf(t_library).println() How can I get the tag name of an element? ¶ Also, if b is an element with a tag, then b.isTypeOf(t_book) shall return true. For instance, t_book.all can be used to get all elements tagged as in the document, t_author.all to retrieve all elements etc. The t_ prefix in front of the name of the tag is used to represent a type, instances of which are all the elements with that tag. This section outlines the supported conventions in the form of questions and answers followed by relevant examples. The PlainXML driver uses predefined naming conventions to allow developers to programmatically access and modify XML documents in a concise way. Dave Steinberg Frank Budinsky Marcelo Paternostro Ed Merks 2009 Richard Gronback 2009 John Arthorne Chris Laffra 2004 Querying/modifying XML documents in EOL ¶ These are the About information from Power BIġ* - en-US, Query Groups: 0, fastCombine: Disabled, runBackgroundAnalysis: True.Ĭ:\Users\sergio\Microsoft\Power BI Desktop Store App\FrownSnapShot6728bbd2-4929-4d20-b23e-98eb6f668613.zipĬ:\Users\sergio\Microsoft\Power BI Desktop Store App\PerformanceTraces.View issues resolved since the last stable release I don't report this as a bug but as a help request, since I'm almost sure that there must be something wrong that I'm doing, since it's too strange. I can replicate it launching the Tabular Editor from an empty pbix. I already created Calculation Groups in older pbixes that still opens without errors and without setting the Enable Experimental Power BI Features. Tabular Editor will still load the model in read-only mode. When I launch the Tabular Editor 2.13.2 from Power BI External Tools menu i get the messageĮditing a Power BI Desktop model that does not use the Enhanced Model Metadata (V3) format is not allowed, unless you enable Experimental Power BI Features under File > Preferences
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