Applying a Common for() Statement to Multiple Formulas

Another useful application of the for() definition is applying a common for() to multiple formulas. The following two examples are identical.

Ex1.

"for(t in 2..time)" : {
   "coordX[t]" : {dimensions: ['time'], formula: "coordX[t-1] + Vx[t]" }
}
"for(t in 2..time)" : {
   "coordY[t]": {dimensions: ['time'], formula: "coordY[t-1} + Vy[t]" }
}

Ex2.

"for(t in 2..time)" : {
   "coordX[t]": {dimensions: ['time'], formula: "coordX[t-1] + Vx[t]" }       
   "coordY[t]": {dimensions: ['time'], formula: "coordY[t-1} + Vy[t]" }
}

Note: It is also possible to bind data to external sources using indexed array formulas. See the earlier topic, Using the Binding Property, for more information.