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Most of the typos are gone (as far as I've tested, anyway) and a couple of "real" bugs have been fixed.
And now I'm staring at one of those interesting bugs. A second of code I did not change from the working version to this version has stopped working. In my new (not public yet) version of the bio indexing script, all is well for current players and audience indexes. But the previous players index turns up empty.
The database query hasn't changed from one version of the script to the other.
Well, something has!
[edit a few minutes later... I found it. In tcl, one can get quite screwed if one creates improper lists. :) Using the join command on an improper list will show the bad syntax in a moment and the database query will fail if the constraints have the wrong "strings" to compare with. :0]
Off soon to modeling where this problem will be out of reach, but not not out of mind. :)
I think, between gigs today, I might go to Encinitas and use the computers at E Street Cafe!
Love.
And now I'm staring at one of those interesting bugs. A second of code I did not change from the working version to this version has stopped working. In my new (not public yet) version of the bio indexing script, all is well for current players and audience indexes. But the previous players index turns up empty.
The database query hasn't changed from one version of the script to the other.
Well, something has!
[edit a few minutes later... I found it. In tcl, one can get quite screwed if one creates improper lists. :) Using the join command on an improper list will show the bad syntax in a moment and the database query will fail if the constraints have the wrong "strings" to compare with. :0]
Off soon to modeling where this problem will be out of reach, but not not out of mind. :)
I think, between gigs today, I might go to Encinitas and use the computers at E Street Cafe!
Love.