I’d like a bit of clarification on using the count option in ^burst.
I was assuming that something like ^burst(count %originalinput) would return the number of words in the original input.
But from looking at the actual code in BurstCode, then this first parameter needs to evaluate to “^count”. Is that correct? It needs to be just “once” for the other variation.
Also, counting doesn’t actually return the count as it breaks out of the loop after the first word when it is not bursting into a fact set.
How should a leading space in the data source be handled? Currently with count, then 1 will be returned (because of the early exit from the loop).