If you change the code to:
Blip blip = event.getBlip();
BlipContentRefs refs = blip.all();
blip.reply().append(refs.values() + "-all");
refs = blip.all(ElementType.LINE);
blip.reply().append(refs.values() + "-all-lines");
You can see what is happening, which is that
each call to values() returns an array, in the first
case an array with one element in it, a single
com.google.wave.api.Plaintext object with
all the text of the blip. The second one returns
an array of Lines, one for as many lines as there
are in the blip.
Thanks,
-joe
On Tue, May 18, 2010 at 5:17 PM, Serj <[email protected]> wrote:
> Using Java Robot API I'm dealing with the problem. I've written
> following code:
>
> BlipContentRefs refs = blip.all();
> blip.reply().append(refs.values().size()+"");
> refs = blip.all(ElementType.LINE);
> blip.reply().append(refs.values().size()+"");
>
> and got 1 and 6 as the result. As javadoc says: Class Blip all() -
> Returns a reference to the entire content of the blip. So I think, that
> the first value should be equal or greater than the second.
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