The cellset code can be stored as a text file with the extension .spl. You can open and execute a spl file in IDE or execute one at the command line.
Store the cellset content as a .spl file:
Take the following dfx file as an example:
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A |
B |
1 |
func |
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2 |
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return[1,2,3,4] |
3 |
=func(A1) |
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Below is the content of corresponding SPL file:
To open a .spl file:
Use tab to separate columns and carriage return to delimit rows at the import of a SPL file. The beginning lines preceded by the pound sign (#) are for defining a parameter.
Here’s a SPL file:
To open this SPL file:
We define a cellset parameter:
And get the following result:
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A |
B |
1 |
func |
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2 |
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return array |
3 |
=func(A1) |
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