On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 12:36 AM, Romain Beauxis <[email protected]>wrote:
> Nono, it is still present, but I think you are confused by the (rather
> dumb)
> server interface. The command for stop should be issued with the following
> code:
> server.execute("id.stop")
>
> Hence, a correct code in your case should be:
>
> l_sources = [root, ogg]
>
> def kickall(_) =
> def stop(s) =
> server.execute("#{source.id(s)}.stop")
> end
> list.iter(stop, l_sources)
> "done"
> end
>
> Romain
>
Hmm, I tried that code eventually, but all I get is errors:
At line 156, char 12:
this value has type
(((source)->unit), [source])->unit
but it should be a subtype of
(((source)->[string]), [source])->?A
At line 156, char 17:
this value has type
(source)->[string]
(infered at line 152 char 3 - line 154 char 5)
but it should be a subtype of
(source)->unit
At line 153, char 19-42:
this value has type
[string]
but it should be a subtype of
unit
This is my code with line numbers:
147 l_sources = [root, ogg]
151 def kickall(_) =
152 def stop(s) =
153 server.execute("#{source.id(s)}.stop")
154 end
155
156 list.iter(stop, l_sources)
157 "done"
158 end
My guess is, that the return value of server.execute is the problem. Is
there a way how I can cast the return value to Unit?
Thanks in advance,
--polemon
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