> Hi,
>
> I removed spaces from getas statement. But following code still
> causes segmentation fault with 2.4.9.3. Am I doing something wrong?
>
>
> --
>
> import metakit
>
> db = metakit.storage('foo.dat', 1)
>
> comments =
> db.getas('comments[user:S,paragraph:S,link:S,notes[name:S,email:S,url:S,comment:S,date:S]]').ordered(2)
>
>
> for i in range(1, 30): print 'Appending %d...' % i
> comments.append({ 'user': '00000001', 'paragraph': 'P%d' % i,
> 'link': 'http://foo.com/', 'notes': metakit.view() }) print '%d OK'
> % i db.commit()
I might have made the change without telling you, but you don't need the "metakit.view()" entry for the 'notes', I'm not sure why this crashes, but by default the notes view will be created empty.
The spaces were certainly wrong, but they probably shouldn't have caused a crash, so maybe the metakit.view() in the append statement is broken. To be safe you could use 'notes': None which will insert the default object, in this case the view.
To access the view you will need to find the right row, such as
index = comments.find(user='00000001', paragraph='P1') if index != -1: notes = comments[index].notes notes.append(...)
Brian
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