Using functions and loops to construct a table from two arrays

 :Cell: {r,c| [r, c]}
 :Row: {r, cs| [ cs.Collect{c| ["||", Cell(r, c)]}, "||", Newline]}
 :Table: {rs, cs| rs.Collect{r|Row(r, cs)}}
 @ @ Table(["A", "B", "C", "D"], [1,2,3,4,5,6]) @ @

Loop through a static list of ages

This example converts a static list of numbers into an array, then loops through the array searching for topics that have an age equal to the number.

 @@["21", "30", "31", "32", "33", "34", "35", "36", "37", "38", "39", "40"].Collect
 { n | ["|| ", n, "|| ", namespace.TopicsWith("Age", n).Collect{e | e.Name}, "|| ", Newline]}
 @@

Outputs...

Advanced examples of looping through collected values

Example code for looping through topics searching for those with a property called "Age":

 @@namespace.Topics.Collect
 { e |
 e.HasProperty("Age").
         IfTrue {["||[", e.Name, "]||", e.GetProperty("Name"), "||", e.GetProperty("Age"), "||", Newline]}
         IfFalse { "" }
 }
 @@

Outputs...

Example code for that uses the Select method on Topics to find topics with an "Age" property:

 @@namespace.Topics.
         Select { e | e.HasProperty("Age")}.
         Collect {e | ["||[", e.Name, "]||", e.GetProperty("Name"), "||", e.GetProperty("Age"), "||", Newline]}
 @@

Make a link named "link" to topics with a property called "RightBorder"

 @@[
   namespace.TopicsWith("RightBorder")
   .Collect
      { e | [
         "||", 
            "\"link\":[", e.Name, "]",
         "||",
            e.Name,
         "||",
            e.Summary,
         "||", Newline,
      ]}

]

 @@