On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 7:52 PM, Artiom <[email protected]> wrote: > Hey guys! > I'm developing a robot in Java and I can't find a way how can find out > is blip a reply for another blip or not. > > I mean if u enumerate children of the root blip like this > �...@override > public void processEvents(RobotMessageBundle bundle) { > Wavelet wavelet = bundle.getWavelet(); > Blip root= wavelet.getRootBlip(); > for (Blip blip: root.getChildren()) > { > } > u get all the blips from wavelet. I thought blips which are replies > (created by reply button) should have that blip as a parent, not root > one... But it seems like I was wrong > > Does anyone know a way how can I get the position of blip (which blip > is above or below the blip)? > > And I need need to buid a "chains" of replies... Any ideas?
Its an odd thing. The Google Wave Client shows the blips arranged in a particular structure and yet the API does not return the same structure. Instead it flattens the structure of all of the blips within a wavelet to be children of the root blip. There does not seem to be any way to extract the anchorBlip for a reply. At first I thought the API was just returning bad information, but after thinking about it, it would seem that the API is also deficient. For example, if you add a reply to the middle of a blip (text above and below the reply), there is nothing in the API that I can find that tells you *where* the reply is within that blip.
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