Filter Not Recognized by Servoy

[john1598360627]

For Servoy's very own toolbarFilter object, it uses a Filter object type. However, if you try to define variables as Filter, Servoy doesn't recognize it.

EXAMPLES
FILTER TYPE
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@param {Filter} Filter

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Unknown type Filter

SETFILTERVALUE - USER
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toolbarFilter.setFilterValue( Filter, Value, Operatr )

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The function setFilterValue(Filter,Array<None>,String) is not applicable for the arguments (?,Array<None>,String)

SETFILTERVALUE - SERVOY
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Sets a filter value for the given filter
Parameters:
{Filter} filter
{Array} values
{String} operator
Public
This:
{AbstractToolbarFilterUX}

SCREENSHOTS

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HELP
Servoy should recognize the Filter type since that's what is being used in the toolbarFilter object, but it isn't for some reason.

[mboegem]

Hi John,

As visible from the build marker in the JSDocs 'Filter' isn't recognised as a valid type.
This is probably, because this function is outside of the svyToolbarFilter scope.

In order to let Servoy find that type, you should point to Filter using the full path, so:

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@param {scopes.svyToolbarFilter.Filter} Filter

Hope this helps

[john1598360627]

Hi John,

As visible from the build marker in the JSDocs 'Filter' isn't recognised as a valid type.
This is probably, because this function is outside of the svyToolbarFilter scope.

In order to let Servoy find that type, you should point to Filter using the full path, so:

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@param {scopes.svyToolbarFilter.Filter} Filter

Hope this helps

That worked! Thanks!