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== Native Memento Calculation scripting ==
== Native Memento Calculation scripting ==
Scripting for the Calculation field type is described in '''[[Calculation field]]'''.
Scripting for the Calculation field type is described in '''[[Calculation field]]'''.


== Scripting Memento in JavaScript ==
Scripting in JavaScript is available in '''[[JavaScript field]]''' and '''[[Triggers]]'''.
Scripting in JavaScript is available in '''[[JavaScript field]]''' and '''[[Triggers]]'''.


== Scripting Memento in JavaScript ==
=== The '''[[JavaScript field]]''' type ===
'''[[TBD]]'''
Like the Memento Calculation field type that came before it, the JavaScript field exists to produce ("return") a value calculated with an ''expression'' or formula. JavaScript fields use a somewhat simplified form of Memento JavaScript. For instance, it assumes the current entry for its context, while in full Memento JavaScript, the script must locate & provide the entry to operate on. While it can access any field in any library the current library is linked to, it doesn't have the complexity to access any field in any entry in any library, as you can in full Memento JavaScript. See [[How:Write scripts in JavaScript for Memento#JavaScript field]] for a detailed discussing of the JavaScript field.


=== The JavaScript field type ===
==== Example JavaScript field usage ====
'''[[TBD]]'''
* The field() function gets the value of the field from Memento.
* Anything after "//" is ignored, so you can use it for comments.
* For numbers, x * y means the numerical ''product'' of x times y.
* x = y means for Memento to assign to x the value of y.
* For numbers, x + y means the ''sum'' of x and y, while if x & y are strings of text, it means x ''concatenated'' with y.
:; Item price    // ''on an invoice'':field("Unit price") * field("Quantity")
:; Amount for display    // ''Final sum'': field("Total") + " widgets"
:; Limited&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;// ''The capped amount'': value = field("Value"); if (value <= StandardLimit) value else StandardLimit


=== JavaScript scripting for Memento Triggers ===
=== JavaScript scripting for [[Triggers|'''Memento Triggers''']] ===
'''[[TBD]]'''
'''[[TBD]]'''



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Native Memento Calculation scripting

Scripting for the Calculation field type is described in Calculation field.

Scripting Memento in JavaScript

Scripting in JavaScript is available in JavaScript field and Triggers.

The JavaScript field type

Like the Memento Calculation field type that came before it, the JavaScript field exists to produce ("return") a value calculated with an expression or formula. JavaScript fields use a somewhat simplified form of Memento JavaScript. For instance, it assumes the current entry for its context, while in full Memento JavaScript, the script must locate & provide the entry to operate on. While it can access any field in any library the current library is linked to, it doesn't have the complexity to access any field in any entry in any library, as you can in full Memento JavaScript. See How:Write scripts in JavaScript for Memento#JavaScript field for a detailed discussing of the JavaScript field.

Example JavaScript field usage

  • The field() function gets the value of the field from Memento.
  • Anything after "//" is ignored, so you can use it for comments.
  • For numbers, x * y means the numerical product of x times y.
  • x = y means for Memento to assign to x the value of y.
  • For numbers, x + y means the sum of x and y, while if x & y are strings of text, it means x concatenated with y.
Item price    // on an invoice
field("Unit price") * field("Quantity")
Amount for display    // Final sum
field("Total") + " widgets"
Limited    // The capped amount
value = field("Value"); if (value <= StandardLimit) value else StandardLimit

JavaScript scripting for Memento Triggers

TBD

moment.min.js — a possibly useful wrapper for JavaScript dates & times

See http://momentjs.com and its subordinate pages Guides and Docs.

Tidbit
To get the current date, use moment().toDate(). To get the current date & time, use moment().toDate().getTime().

TBD