Good morning Jussi,
thanks for reply.
> Why you need to run it as root?
i need access to gpib-board (kernel drivers 'linux-gpib')
I provided a new group 'gpib' and checked memberships
but so far i can access the board only as root.
This would be the most smart solution i think and i'll try
to f
Fabian Yes i think thats the way. Will try thanks.
Benoit my example was not clear.
In my program i cannot access col2 directly. It was only here to create a
collection inside the collection col which is the only one I can access.
Regards,
Ron.
Op 7 sep. 2013 14:23 schreef "Fabien Bodard" het
you need two loop
i your way you see only the key of cCol2 that don't change any more.
cVal chow at each the same col... Col2 as each entry of the col container
target the same collection... Col2.
cCol["1"]->Col2.Key = A
cCol["2"]->Col2.Key = A
cCol["3"]->Col2.Key = A
dim cVal, cVal2 as collect
Le 07/09/2013 13:04, Ron a écrit :
> I can't display them in any other way. Can you?
> Op 7 sep. 2013 12:59 schreef "Benoît Minisini"
> het volgende:
>
What do you want to achieve exactly? Browsing the keys of cCol2?
Browsing the keys of cCol1 and then browsing the keys of cCol2
recursively? So
I can't display them in any other way. Can you?
Op 7 sep. 2013 12:59 schreef "Benoît Minisini"
het volgende:
> Le 07/09/2013 12:56, Ron a écrit :
> > It doesn't work.
> >
> > I don't see them with this example.
> > Normally this works but not with collection inside collection...
> >
> > Do you se
Le 07/09/2013 12:56, Ron a écrit :
> It doesn't work.
>
> I don't see them with this example.
> Normally this works but not with collection inside collection...
>
> Do you see them when you run example?
>
> Regards,
> Ron.
If your code prints "A", "B" and "C", then it works. These are the keys
of
It doesn't work.
I don't see them with this example.
Normally this works but not with collection inside collection...
Do you see them when you run example?
Regards,
Ron.
Op 7 sep. 2013 12:54 schreef "Benoît Minisini"
het volgende:
>
> Le 07/09/2013 12:48, Ron a écrit :
> > Something eats my tim
Le 07/09/2013 12:48, Ron a écrit :
> Something eats my time here...
>
> I have a collection cCol which contains collections cCol2
> The keys of cCol2 are unknown because they come from a JSON.decode function.
>
> I can't seem to access those keys, anyone has an idea on how to print them?
>
> So in
Something eats my time here...
I have a collection cCol which contains collections cCol2
The keys of cCol2 are unknown because they come from a JSON.decode function.
I can't seem to access those keys, anyone has an idea on how to print them?
So in example below, the "1", "2", "6"
It seems colle
