Hi all,
Created a new bug this morning #61.
It has 32 wild reports connected, so does not occur that much.
I thought it was easy to fix, but it turned out quite tricky.
There's supposed to be no quoting hell in Tcl (so I've read), but wait
until you use xml hehe.
Below is the code fragment with t
Try replacing:
foreach item "{$xml}" {
with
foreach item [list $xml] {
Lio.
- Original Message From: "Jonne Zutt" -
> Hi all,
>
> Created a new bug this morning #61.
> It has 32 wild reports connected, so does not occur that much.
> I thought it was easy to fix, but it turned out q
I took a quick look, should work ???
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You are probably right. But I wouldn't know how to reproduce
the bug, so it's difficult to try out.
According to 'svn blame' Youness wrote these lines, so perhaps
he could commit your suggestion.
I guess Youness had a reason for writing "{$xml}" and I'm curious
to what that might be.
JeeBee.
On
Oh ... found out it isn't necessary to reproduce because the failing xml
code can be found in the status log of the bug reports.
(where it says GOT XML: )
On Mon, 2006-09-04 at 13:43 +0200, Jonne Zutt wrote:
> You are probably right. But I wouldn't know how to reproduce
> the bug, so it's diff
Hey, sorry, I have to go now, I'll answer you when I get back... but don't
modify any of that code... you'll find it on wiki.tcl.tk
also, your bug report has 0 reports linked to it... is it normal ? and can you
give me an example of a failing XML ?
Thanks
KKRT
On Mon, Sep 04, 2006 at 03:33:20PM
will definitely not work.. this isn't a simple list.. it's 100 times more
complicated...
KKRT
On Mon, Sep 04, 2006 at 08:35:53PM +1000, Arieh Schneier wrote:
> Try replacing:
>
> foreach item "{$xml}" {
>
> with
>
> foreach item [list $xml] {
>
>
> Lio.
>
>
> - Original Message From:
You asked the same thing a year ago (23th november 2005), and I told you the same thing, just open the file config.tcl and you will see that this is ALREADY on by defaut. ::config::setKey keep_logs 1 ;#Save log files: 0|1 JérômeCourriel: [EMAIL PROTECTED]MSN Messenger: [EMAIL PROTECTED]iChat &
Yes I know, but something is definitely wrong!!!
Yep, I just tested again... it is indeed keep_logs == 1, BUT, if you create a
NEW profile, switch to that profile, and look at the
preferences window.. the logs are DISABLED... the config(keep_logs) variable is
set to '0'...
something changed it
Indeed, that's what I thought, it is FIXED... I fixed it a while ago, if you
looked at sxml.tcl svn log... the regexp changes the < >
into { and } in order to make it into a list, what remains is the starting and
ending { } which is why we do a foreach on "{$xml}"
if you do it, your xml :
bla
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