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Hello, Today we have seen something particularly odd in the a!gridLay
thanosm
over 9 years ago
Hello,
Today we have seen something particularly odd in the a!gridLayout SAIL component.
Referencing the SAIL recipes we built a a!gridLayout Component and in a second rule the a!gridRowLayout Component.
The problem we were having is that the values we were entering in the a!gridRowLayout Component were not being saved to array of values that is being passed into the a!gridRowLayout Component.
After a lot of attempts, we have found that the Rule Input of the array of values, in the SAIL Interface that displays the a!gridRowLayout Component, must have the SAME name as the local variable in the parent SAIL Interface that calls the gridRowLayout SAIL Interface through the applyComponents function. If the names are different then the values we were entering in the gridRowLayout were not being saved.
Is this behavior normal? And if so, why is that?
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sikhivahans
over 9 years ago
@thanosm The behavior you have seen is not normal as per my knowledge, because there isn't any such constraint with respect to the names of inputs and the names of the variables that were passed as values to the rule inputs. Anyhow, as said by mschmitt, attaching the code snippet at high level allows other practitioners to make comments on the problem.
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sikhivahans
over 9 years ago
@thanosm The behavior you have seen is not normal as per my knowledge, because there isn't any such constraint with respect to the names of inputs and the names of the variables that were passed as values to the rule inputs. Anyhow, as said by mschmitt, attaching the code snippet at high level allows other practitioners to make comments on the problem.
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