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PB in foreach

Yann00

Hi guys,

I wanna do a foreach to read all my film names and I wanna print something if we are in the case "C02" or "SMB".

I tried that:

my_films_members = axlGetParam("artwork")->groupMembers

foreach(film my_films_members->groupMembers
filmparams = axlGetParam(strcat("artwork:" film))

  (case film
("C02" printf ("tout est ok"))
("SMB" printf("ok")))))

But it doesn't work.

Could someone have an idea please? I have only 2 days to close that.

 

  • Hi Yann00,

    Not sure what you're trying to achieve exactly, but the first `printf`
    might be the culprit. In SKILL/SKILL++,

    printf("foo")

    is interpreted as:

    (printf "foo")

    whereas (notice the extra space):

    printf ("foo")

    is interpreted as, well, an error. (Technically, a reference to the
    `printf` variable, and an attempt at calling a string.)

    Hope this helps,
    Damien

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  • Try removing ->groupMembers  at foreach line.

    try this, this is exactly same as your program, only removed the ->groupMembers part

    my_films_members = axlGetParam("artwork")->groupMembers 

    foreach(film my_films_members->groupMembers 
    filmparams = axlGetParam(strcat("artwork:" film))

      (case film
    ("C02" printf ("tout est ok"))

    ("SMB" printf("ok"))))) 

     

    Hope it helps. 

  • Change your code to the following since you taking groupMembers twice, once in axlGetParam and again in foreach exprList argument.

    fm = axlGetParam("artwork")->groupMembers

    foreach(film fm
       fp = axlGetParam(strcat("artwork:" film))

       (case film
       ( "C02"   printf("C02 Hi\n"))
       ( "SMB" printf("SMB Hi\n"))
       )
    )

     

  • That's brillant, it works exactly like I want.

    Really thanks to you fxffxf,  D912349,  ztzg.

    My printf was wrong, and my groupMembers too!

     

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