On Tue, 22 Feb 2011 05:15:10 -0500, David Baelde
<david.bae...@ens-lyon.org> wrote:
> Hi Andre,
>
> Thanks for sending me your script (in private) and sorry for the delay
> in my reply. It's as I suspected: your fill_in function is correct but
> is actually unused in your script.
>
> You write:
> icmp3 = fill_in(sstol)
> icmp3 = mksafe(.....switch([....sstol....]))
> output...(...icmp3)
>
> The first definition of icmp3 is overriden by the second, and so it is
> useless. In terms of the graphs that we draw in the tutorials to give
> an intuition of what you're doing, you're first defining a sstol node,
> then creating a first icmp3 node connected to sstol by the fill in,
> and then creating another icmp3 node connected (through several
> operators including mksafe and switch) to the original sstol. So you
> have two branches, but the first one is ignored in the following and
> in particular isn't connected to an output, so it's never
> pulled/activated.
>
> A more sensible script would be:
> icmp3 = mksafe(...switch(...sstol))
> icmp3 = fill_in(icmp3)
> output(...icmp3)
>
> Hope this helps,
>
> David
Thanks David!
I see the problem, but the solution you propose would not be easy to
implement since
the 'value' of 'icmp3' changes with each time-slot, and I have no idea how
to
implement it into the current structure. I'm not sure whether moving each
'Fill-in
Title for ID3 Tag' within the Switch schedule would be feasible. I have an
uneasy gut
feeling it will not work.
What about an easier appoach?
How about renaming the 'fill_in' like this (keeping the fill_in() within
sstol's
'Show-block'):
# === SSTOL ===
...
sstol = sequence([a,b,c,d,e)]
# Fill-in Title for ID3 Tag
. . .
sstol = fill_in(sstol) <=== changed from 'icmp3 = ...'
# Switch Schedule
icmp3 = mksafe(...switch(...sstol))
output(...icmp3)
Would this work, or would 'icmp3' become unknown in the process?
I hope this will do the trick since it would involve changing only a few
lines of code. It sure would be wonderful to have it work as expected!
Blessings,
Andre
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