Got it!
And it is a bug that I solved incorrectly...
In misc.tcl there are two calls of the toHtml procedure that we're
talking here.
One in 583 ("export filter game(s)") and one in 619 ("export current game").
Now notice the difference in the two lines just above these lines.
In 618, $players is set to a list containing a single simple string.
In 582, $players is set to a simple string.
Furthermore, notice that in 619, $players is used both as the game list
and the initial game. This led to the {}'s I saw. In a compiled language
this would have been punished. It is this invocation that my change (at
the wrong spot!) anticipated. You are taking the other route...
The "fun" is that /lindex $var 0/ is an overloaded operation. If $var is
a list it takes the first element; from a string it takes the first word
(up to the first - indeed - space character). Tada!
(and "hm hm sorry" that I did not notice this when I was working on this
bit)
Hence, here my suggestion for the solution:
1) In 619, change the _second_ occurrence of /$players/ into /[lindex
$players 0]/ (as I did in 753)
2) In 754, change /$l/ into /$this_player/
3) Remove line 753
Thanks for pointing this out!
So, as far as testing is concerned, there are actually three use cases:
1) Export current game
2) Export filter games, with only a single game in the filter (this one
I missed).
3) Export multiple filter games
Cheers,
Joost.
On 12/26/2010 02:52 AM, Gerardo Fernandez wrote:
> Hi, Joost,
>
> thanks for taking the time to answer.
>
> I hope to do some more tests, but the spaces are causing the problems for me.
>
> Using the CVS version both in Linux Mint and in Windows XP, the
> dropdown list under the board appears ok, but the names of the players
> on the right don't show correctly.
>
> For example, what should be "Paunovic, Dragan - Huerga Leache, Mikel"
> is shown as "Paunovic," and "Huerga Leache, Mikel - Franco, Alejandro"
> appears only as "Huerga".
>
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