Perhaps range will work with
import Boo.Lang.Builtins
Ted
On Thu, Oct 9, 2008 at 4:04 PM, Jan Limpens <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> In a view, I have to slice a collection that was passed directly via
> propertybag (tried all types of lists).
> if I do
>
> firstBatch = similarProducts[0:6]
> i get the CompilerError
> Message:
> Language feature still not implemented: 'complex slice for duck'.
>
> then, I tried to
> def getSlice(coll, sliceStart, sliceEnd):
> if (coll.Count > sliceEnd):
> sliceEnd = coll.Count
> end
> if sliceEnd < sliceStart:
> return null
> end
>
> icoll = Boo.Lang.List()
> for i in range(sliceStart, sliceEnd):
> icoll.Add(coll[i])
> end
> return icoll
> end
>
> but it seems this triggers a MonoRailException
> Message:
> Parameter 'range' was not found!
>
> I'd prefer to 'deduck' similarProducts and use the boo slice syntax,
> but any help to make brail understand 'range' would be appreciated,
> too!
>
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