Re: [Hecl script error]
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tkouts
Sep 8, 2008, 7:15:45 AM9/8/08
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Vassili,
If this script is served from a QuiX method using the Python's
String.template module do not forget to use double $ when accesing a
variable value. Thus your script should be something like this:
set contacts [getcontacts]
set howMany llen $$contacts
set resp []
for {set i 0} {< $$i $$howMany} {incr $$i}
{
lappend resp [rpc "" "synch" lindex[$$contacts $$i]
}
commitcontacts $$resp
On Sep 8, 2:08 pm, VLegakis <vlega...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I wanted to pass my handset's contacts one by one to the server
> instead of passing them all at once. So here is the hecl script I use:
>
> set contacts [getcontacts]
> set howMany llen contacts
>
> set resp []
>
> for {set i 0} {< $i howMany} {incr $i}
> {
> lappend resp [rpc "" "synch" lindex[$$contacts $$i]
>
> }
>
> commitcontacts $$resp
>
> The getcontacts and commitcontacts are commands I've implemented. The
> problem is this script is not recognisable. I'm not very good at Hecl
> so any help?
If this script is served from a QuiX method using the Python's
String.template module do not forget to use double $ when accesing a
variable value. Thus your script should be something like this:
set contacts [getcontacts]
set howMany llen $$contacts
set resp []
for {set i 0} {< $$i $$howMany} {incr $$i}
{
lappend resp [rpc "" "synch" lindex[$$contacts $$i]
}
commitcontacts $$resp
On Sep 8, 2:08 pm, VLegakis <vlega...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I wanted to pass my handset's contacts one by one to the server
> instead of passing them all at once. So here is the hecl script I use:
>
> set contacts [getcontacts]
> set howMany llen contacts
>
> set resp []
>
> for {set i 0} {< $i howMany} {incr $i}
> {
> lappend resp [rpc "" "synch" lindex[$$contacts $$i]
>
> }
>
> commitcontacts $$resp
>
> The getcontacts and commitcontacts are commands I've implemented. The
> problem is this script is not recognisable. I'm not very good at Hecl
> so any help?
VLegakis
Sep 8, 2008, 7:16:45 AM9/8/08
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Hi all,
I wanted to pass my handset's contacts one by one to the server
instead of passing them all at once. So here is the hecl script I use:
set contacts [getcontacts]
set howMany llen contacts
set resp []
for {set i 0} {< $i howMany} {incr $i}
{
lappend resp [rpc "" "synch" lindex[$$contacts $i]]
I wanted to pass my handset's contacts one by one to the server
instead of passing them all at once. So here is the hecl script I use:
set contacts [getcontacts]
set howMany llen contacts
set resp []
for {set i 0} {< $i howMany} {incr $i}
{
VLegakis
Sep 8, 2008, 1:06:22 PM9/8/08
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Hi all,
I've made it work and this is the way:
set contacts [getcontacts]
set howMany [llen $$contacts]
set resp [list]
for {set i 0} {< $$i $$howMany} {incr $$i} {
set requestRow [lrange $$contacts $$i $$i]
set responseRow [rpc "" "synch" $$requestRow]
lappend $$resp $$responseRow
}
commitcontacts $$resp
Watch out the way your data is packaged too!
Hecl commands like "lindex" accept the data in a packaged format
of Thing>HashThing>Hashtable etc.. and returns a HashThing(translated
into a java native hashtable from the rpc)
...while to get a ListThing (translated into a java native vector from
the rpc) you should use hecl command "lrange" ! (like I did in the
above code snippet)
;-)
I've made it work and this is the way:
set contacts [getcontacts]
set howMany [llen $$contacts]
for {set i 0} {< $$i $$howMany} {incr $$i} {
set responseRow [rpc "" "synch" $$requestRow]
lappend $$resp $$responseRow
}
commitcontacts $$resp
Watch out the way your data is packaged too!
Hecl commands like "lindex" accept the data in a packaged format
of Thing>HashThing>Hashtable etc.. and returns a HashThing(translated
into a java native hashtable from the rpc)
...while to get a ListThing (translated into a java native vector from
the rpc) you should use hecl command "lrange" ! (like I did in the
above code snippet)
;-)
VLegakis
Sep 8, 2008, 1:07:53 PM9/8/08
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Hi all,
I've made it work and this is the way:
I've made it work and this is the way:
set contacts [getcontacts]
set howMany [llen $$contacts]
set resp [list]
set howMany [llen $$contacts]
for {set i 0} {< $$i $$howMany} {incr $$i} {
set requestRow [lrange $$contacts $$i $$i]
set responseRow [rpc "" "synch" $$requestRow]
lappend $$resp $$responseRow
}
commitcontacts $$resp
Watch out the way your data is packaged too!
Hecl commands like "lindex" accept the data in a packaged format
of Thing>HashThing>Hashtable etc.. and returns a HashThing(translated
into a java native hashtable from the rpc)
...while to get a ListThing (translated into a java native vector from
the rpc) you should use hecl command "lrange" ! (like I did in the
above code snippet)
;-)
On Sep 8, 2:15 pm, tkouts <t.koutsovassi...@gmail.com> wrote:
set responseRow [rpc "" "synch" $$requestRow]
lappend $$resp $$responseRow
}
commitcontacts $$resp
Watch out the way your data is packaged too!
Hecl commands like "lindex" accept the data in a packaged format
of Thing>HashThing>Hashtable etc.. and returns a HashThing(translated
into a java native hashtable from the rpc)
...while to get a ListThing (translated into a java native vector from
the rpc) you should use hecl command "lrange" ! (like I did in the
above code snippet)
;-)
On Sep 8, 2:15 pm, tkouts <t.koutsovassi...@gmail.com> wrote:
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