Am 20.03.2012 um 15:10 schrieb Kenneth Tilton:

> In the above get-sp is supposed to return a triple, the object of which is 
> the datapulse. So the question is why get-sp returns nil?

Yep, true.

> You are right, btw, I am so busy I forgot to look at the code when I got home.

hehe, hope that whatever is keeping you busy is kind of cool and worth the 
sweat ;-)

> I just spent ten minutes just looking at the code and, wow, this will take 
> some refreshing and I'll have to run it and trace a bit to see what is up. 
> I'll see if I can get to it tonight.

Would be good ... ;-)

> 
> Have you ever run it on any AG4.x? I do know there have been enough changes 
> that I am not surprised we have to get the hood up.

I only do AG4.5. Earlier versions don't work anymore - many API changes. You 
see a (require :agraph4) instead of just :agraph in my Triple-Cells variant 
(file defpackage.lisp). AG4.x is the currently distributed stuff, so no reason 
to do earlier versions.

> One thought: did you add the bit that complains about not getting a pulse?

I ran into an error due to sp being nil: (object sp) barfs then, of course.

> Since this is early in the life of the cell I can imagine that the intent was 
> to treat a missing !pulse as "uninitialized". In which case I think the error 
> you got was in the caller where upi= tries to compare UPIs and it gets upset 
> over being passed nil. In which case it would just mean they tightened up 
> something and we need to do our own more flexible upi-equal or something.

Ah - yes, that sounds like something worth exploring! 

> I will probably start by grabbing triple cells off github and start from 
> there just to reduce the variables.

Yep, I see - only thing is to also download AG4.5 server and also AG4.5 clients 
from Franz and run against that AG4.5 server.

> 
> cheers, ken

Thanks much! 

Cheers
   Frank


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