While in the process of updating a CDT, instead of replacing the value in the fi

RE: While in the process of updating a CDT, instead of replacing the value in the fi

josep — Wed, 08 Aug 2018 02:09:15 GMT

Hello Karlaw,

That’s seems weird and interesting, can you show the actual code?

I have Some questions.

1) are you using the save at index just to store in the same list, does it needs to be ordered?

Have you tried the append ? Is it an option Instead of “save at index”? Are you passing anything as reference ?

2) Regarding What you have been explaining: everything happens inside an MNI node?, is the MNI sharing an array ?

3) Another test to do is to pass the tp!instanceIndex to and concatenate to the something like “act”&tp!InstanceindexVar

Let’s say you have the value of tp!instanceIndexVar:28
If this still happened then you should see instead of “Activeg Load” something like “act28ng Load” the idea is this test if that gives you the same number always.

4) for the sake of testing have you tried to spawn the MNI one after another?

Hope this helps

Jose

RE: While in the process of updating a CDT, instead of replacing the value in the fi

harrisont606 — Tue, 07 Aug 2018 15:14:01 GMT

can you show your exact expressions?

RE: While in the process of updating a CDT, instead of replacing the value in the fi

vahedullas1000 — Tue, 07 Aug 2018 14:42:03 GMT

Hi Karlaw, How are you updating the CDT.

RE: While in the process of updating a CDT, instead of replacing the value in the fi

karlaw — Mon, 16 Sep 2013 18:21:29 GMT

no..it is a script node with a write to database node that resides in a subprocess that is created using MNI

RE: While in the process of updating a CDT, instead of replacing the value in the fi

sikhivahans — Sat, 14 Sep 2013 01:09:47 GMT

hi karlaw, is your node an MNI?