Ah ! good idea!! :-)

It tried this:
columns: [
          ['x'
#for $record in $span($hour_delta=32).records
, ${record.dateTime.raw}000 #slurp
#end for
          ],

and it output this:

  columns: [
          ['x'
, 1522811100000 , 1522811400000 , 1522811700000 , 1522812000000 ,
1522812300000 , 1522812600000



But if I try to move the #for one line upper (next to 'x'):
columns: [
          ['x' #for $record in $span($hour_delta=32).records
, ${record.dateTime.raw}000 #slurp
#end for
          ],

it goes back to "column" output.










2018-04-05 12:30 GMT+02:00 mwall <[email protected]>:

> try slurping, like this:
>
> #for $record in $span($hour_delta=32).records
>     , ${record.dateTime.raw}000 #slurp
> #end for
>
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