When requesting a wish, we frequently need to present some well indented code in example.
It should be more readable by the Uniface community.

To export a component in a JSON stream, we have to flag each entity wjth the jsonClass=\”array\” tag before the statement strucToJson.

For example, if we have to nested entities ENT1.MOD1 and ENT2.MOD2 we must do the following sequence of statement for having a valid JSON:

componenttostruct lvS
lvS->ENT1.MOD1->$tags->jsonClass=\”array\”
lvS->ENT1.MOD1->OCC->ENT2.MOD1->$tags->jsonClass=\”array\”
structtoJSON lvJSON, lvS

We obtain the following JSON stream, which is correct:

{
\”ENT1.MOD1\” : [
{
\”ENT2.MOD1\” : [
{
\”F1\” : \”A\”,
\”F2\” : \”B\”,
\”F3\” : \”C\”
},
{
\”F1\” : \”D\”,
\”F2\” : \”E\”,
\”F3\” : \”F\”
},
{
\”F1\” : \”G\”,
\”F2\” : \”H\”,
\”F3\” : \”I\”
}
]
}
]
}

It would be nice, with stateless component to have a simply way to store and load component state.
Introduction of structs in 9.5 made this easily possible:

;Trigger Set State
…
componentToStruct lvStruct, \”ROOT_ENTITY.MODEL\”
structToXml lvXml, lvS
; Store somewhere lvXml
…

;Trigger Get State
…
; restore lvXml from somewhere
xmlToStruct lvStruct, lvXml
structToComponent lvStruct->ROOT_ENTITY.MODEL
…

But with E113 patch it\’s non longer possible because type date fields are converted, during structToXml, in yyyy-mm-dd format and are not understood as date in structToComponent instruction, unless using an xsd schema in xmlToStruct, which is unfortunate.

Perhaps a simple /string switch for the structToXml instruction to not convert type in XML type will be sufficient.

Allowing trigger at entity level where uocc id acting as AttributeOnly widget should simplify HTML layout of DSP.

To avoid collisions between entry names after including a proc library into a component, need a name-space to call them. Like in python language, it could be nice to have a #import directive instead of a #include. So, an entry could be compiled with LibraryName:EntryName and then could be invoke with call LibraryName:EntryName(Args) like global Proc.