Greetings,
(apologies, I'm unsure if the previous message got through, if it did
please ignore this and reply to the previous email.)
I want to construct a list of list of list of texts.
This is the contract:
@0xf3fc3585f75860e4;
struct ListListListText {
texts @0 :List(List(List(Text)));
}
This is the mock data:
let mock_commands =
vec![ // a file
vec![ // lines
vec![ // pipe symbol contents | |
vec!["ls1","-l","-a"], // command + arguments
vec!["ls2","-l","-a"],
],
vec![
vec!["ls3","-l","-a"],
vec!["ls4","-l","-a"],
],
],
vec![
vec![
vec!["ls5","-l","-a"],
vec!["ls6","-l","-a"],
],
vec![
vec!["ls7","-l","-a"],
vec!["ls8","-l","-a"],
],
],
];
This is the code that fails:
let ip = out_ip.init_root::<list_list_list_text::Builder>();
let mut lines_count: u32 = 0;
for lines in &mock_commands {
let mut line_count: u32 = 0;
let ip_lines = ip.init_texts(lines.len() as u32);
for line in lines {
let mut pipe_section_count: u32 = 0;
let ip_line = ip_lines.borrow().set(line_count,
ip_lines.init_texts(lines.len() as u32));
for pipe_section in line {
//let ip_pipe_section = ip_line.init_texts(pipe_section.len()
as u32);
for argument in pipe_section {
//println!("{:?}", argument );
}
pipe_section_count += 1;
}
line_count += 1;
}
lines_count += 1;
}
with:
src/lib.rs:62:41: 62:44 error: no method named `set` found for type
`capnp::list_list::Builder<'_,
capnp::list_list::Owned<capnp::text_list::Owned>>` in the current scope
src/lib.rs:62 let ip_line = ip_lines.borrow().set(line_count,
ip_lines.init_texts(lines.len() as u32));
^~~
src/lib.rs:14:1: 125:2 note: in this expansion of component! (defined in
<rustfbp macros>)
src/lib.rs:62:66: 62:76 error: no method named `init_texts` found for type
`capnp::list_list::Builder<'_,
capnp::list_list::Owned<capnp::text_list::Owned>>` in the current scope
src/lib.rs:62 let ip_line = ip_lines.borrow().set(line_count,
ip_lines.init_texts(lines.len() as u32));
The code is obviously wrong, but I want to know what is the correct
succinct way to initialize list of list of list of texts using Rust?
For example, someone used this technique (in python?): proto.myList = [[1],
[2,3], [4,5,6]]
Kind regards
Stewart
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