Table rows now have properties similar
Table rows now have properties similar to List but instead of using iter.index, iter.value, one uses row.index, and row.value. It allows to do things like the example above. There is also a new 'inputs' output that contains the inputs of every rows.
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Trying to use it now, and if I do
k.result[row.index].fruits I get the value. Context here is that I'm in a table and trying to populate the items field in a select. Why cant I just type row.value.fruits ?row.value.fruits should workThe autocomplete is not agreeing with you. Even if I type it in, I'm not able to get it to work. When I type in with k.result you see that it works fine
the autocomplete is agreeing with me but the type of row is less specific than result
any is a superset of all types
however there is a little bug in row.value which I will fix now
fixed