The script I have going logs onto a server using Rugby. As an error check,
if the client cannot connect to the server, I prompt the user to enter a new
server IP address in a request/text box. Then I take this new IP address
(in string form) and put it into the string "mainserver: context
get-rugby-service tcp://" serverip ":8000" where serverip is the ip-string
that was just obtained. Then I do that string. Basically, all this seems
to work fine, but after that, I have an object I made to hold some message
fields such as sender, date, and subject, all of which are read from an ODBC
database. When I try to change the "." to ":" in the date field using
tempmsg: make msg_info
[
msgid: msg/1
from: msg/2
fromid: msg/3
subject: msg/4
date: copy/part msg/5 (length? msg/5) - 5
]
replace/all tempmsg/date "." ":"
i get the error code
** Script Error: Cannot use path on logic! value
** Where: replace
** Near: target: change/part target :replace len
This only happens when I change that IP address. If the default IP address
works, then nothing goes wrong. And the tempmsg object gets populated
properly also. So it's not like I'm not getting a database connection or
anything easy like that. Anyone have any ideas?
Matt
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