Topic: Problems with production site program: call - on failure
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QCS Topic Opener
Joined: 2009-12-29, 22:47
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Posted at: 2010-01-03, 22:24
In a production site's program I want to state the following:
This is in a production site which defines an input of goods. No I have the problem, that if the input queue is empty, the site's program is always stopped at call=do1 and fails, never going to call=do2. In the "Widelands Productionsite Program Reference" document I found that there are failure handlers on the call command - on failure [fail|repeat|ignore] I suppose ignore is the one I want to use, but it doesn't work anymore, the engine says to use [fail|complete|skip|repeat]. There's no documentation on skip and complete, but neither one resolves my problem. Is this already implemented? I'm using quite recent SVN revision. What should I do to continue the [work] program to call=do2 if the input queue is empty for call=do1 ? Sorry if this is the wrong forum for this topic. Edited: 2010-01-03, 22:25
CMake is evil. 
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QCS Topic Opener
Joined: 2009-12-29, 22:47
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Posted at: 2010-01-03, 22:37
Interesting way I found to make it work:
First call the do2, then consume, then call do1 in work, instead consuming it in do1.
Nevertheless the documentation is outdated NEVERMIND.
This solution just worked once. Now it doesn't anymore :-(
The problem is still open Oh well... it works. This was an error at something else in the script... Edited: 2010-01-03, 23:30
CMake is evil.
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sigra
Joined: 2009-03-05, 19:02
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Posted at: 2010-01-04, 16:46
From the code it looks like the default is to continue the program no matter what result the called program returns.
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