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saving non volitile lists	brian_willson [ Tue Feb 26, 2013 5:25 pm ]
So we can save variables of type into float or string, but if I wish to save a list of tasks to do for example. Todays assignments. I would also want to remove items at various points in the list, I could save multiple lists if I wanted to store parameters to each list item How would this be done

saving non volitile lists

brian_willson [ Tue Feb 26, 2013 5:25 pm ]

So we can save variables of type into float or string, but if I wish to save a list of tasks to do for example. Todays assignments.
I would also want to remove items at various points in the list, I could save multiple lists if I wanted to store parameters to each list item

How would this be done

Re: saving non volitile lists	0385 [ Wed Feb 27, 2013 12:15 am ]
well, there is Quote: save(String key, * value) Saves something (String, Integer,Float, Boolean) in datafile. See loadBoolean(), loadInteger(), etc. - See more at: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2#sthash.9tNLsE0e.dpuf Perhaps you can save things to custom files and read from/write to there, check the documentation and the groovy help pages.

Re: saving non volitile lists

0385 [ Wed Feb 27, 2013 12:15 am ]

well, there is

Quote:

save(String key, * value)
Saves something (String, Integer,Float, Boolean) in datafile. See loadBoolean(), loadInteger(), etc. - See more at: viewtopic.php?f=4&t=2#sthash.9tNLsE0e.dpuf

Perhaps you can save things to custom files and read from/write to there, check the documentation and the groovy help pages.

Re: saving non volitile lists	doti [ Wed Feb 27, 2013 10:48 pm ]
The best solution may be to convert a list of strings (or an array of strings) to a simple string, then save it. Creating the list, saving it : Code: def l = ["This"] l += ["is"] l += ["pink"] save("test.list", l.join("_")) Back : Code: def l = loadString("test.list").tokenize("_"); (edit: deprecated, see below)

Re: saving non volitile lists

doti [ Wed Feb 27, 2013 10:48 pm ]

The best solution may be to convert a list of strings (or an array of strings) to a simple string, then save it.

Creating the list, saving it :

Code:

def l = ["This"]
l += ["is"]
l += ["pink"]
save("test.list", l.join("_"))

Back :

Code:

def l = loadString("test.list").tokenize("_");

(edit: deprecated, see below)

Re: saving non volitile lists	wodahs [ Fri Sep 18, 2015 2:54 pm ]
I have a parser written to solve this problem. Code: def loadMDA loadMDA = { loadString, index = 0, depth = 0 -> def i def arr = [] def string = "" if (loadString != null) { for (i = index; i < loadString.size(); i++) { if (loadString[i] == "[") { depth++ i++ def (tmpArr, i_new) = loadMDA(loadString, i, depth) depth-- if (depth == 0) return tmpArr arr.add( tmpArr ) i = i_new } else { if (loadString[i] == "]") { if (string != "") arr.add(string) string = "" return [arr, i] } else if (loadString[i] == ",") { if (string != "") arr.add(string) string = "" i++ } else { string += loadString[i] } } } return [arr, i] } } To parse the array Code: def array = loadMDA( <text> )

Re: saving non volitile lists

wodahs [ Fri Sep 18, 2015 2:54 pm ]

I have a parser written to solve this problem.

Code:

def loadMDA
loadMDA = { loadString, index = 0, depth = 0 ->
   def i
   def arr = []
   def string = ""
   
   if (loadString != null)
   {
      for (i = index; i < loadString.size(); i++)
      {
         if (loadString[i] == "[")
         {
            depth++
            i++

            def (tmpArr, i_new) = loadMDA(loadString, i, depth)

            depth--

            if (depth == 0)
               return tmpArr
            
            arr.add( tmpArr )
            i = i_new
         }
         else
         {
            if (loadString[i] == "]")
            {
               if (string != "")
                  arr.add(string)
               string = ""
               
               return [arr, i]
            }
            else if (loadString[i] == ",")
            {
               if (string != "")
                  arr.add(string)
               string = ""
               i++
            }
            else
            {
               string += loadString[i]
            }
         }
      }
      return [arr, i]
   }
}

To parse the array

Code:

def array = loadMDA( <text> )

Re: saving non volitile lists	doti [ Fri Dec 22, 2017 12:41 pm ]
Notice : this will be far easier with API 8 in a few weeks.

Re: saving non volitile lists

doti [ Fri Dec 22, 2017 12:41 pm ]

Notice : this will be far easier with API 8 in a few weeks.

Re: saving non volitile lists	doti [ Mon Jan 01, 2018 9:43 pm ]
With the API 8 from today, you can save and load a while list of data. from the example above : Creating the list, saving it : Code: def l = ["This"] l += ["is"] l += ["pink"] save("test.list", l) Or: Code: save("test.list", ["This", "is", "pink"]) Back : Code: def l = load("test.list") show(l[0] + l[1] + l[2]) (works also with send() / receive() )

Re: saving non volitile lists

doti [ Mon Jan 01, 2018 9:43 pm ]

With the API 8 from today, you can save and load a while list of data.

from the example above :

Creating the list, saving it :

Code:

def l = ["This"]
l += ["is"]
l += ["pink"]
save("test.list", l)

Or:

Code:

save("test.list", ["This", "is", "pink"])

Back :

Code:

def l = load("test.list")
show(l[0] + l[1] + l[2])

(works also with send() / receive() )

Re: saving non volitile lists	arthurb [ Tue Jan 02, 2018 3:30 pm ]
Thanks, very useful

Re: saving non volitile lists

arthurb [ Tue Jan 02, 2018 3:30 pm ]

Thanks, very useful 8-)


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