Implement add_sets_to_axis method - #58
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Added a method to add multiple sets to a specified axis.
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Added a method to add multiple sets to a specified axis.
Similar results are achievable through
mdx = MdxBuilder().add_set_to_axis(0, MdxSet().crossjoins([...])), however it's a little more verbose thanmdx = MdxBuilder().add_sets_to_axis(0, [...]), and retrieval also becomes a little more difficult (e.g. currently to retrieve the mdx for the 3rd dimension/set ismdx.axes[0][0][3]instead ofmdx.axes[0][3]which this new function would produce. To me it seems a little more intuitive, but open to other opinions).