JSON decode in main loop problem

[Raul 0]

When I use json decode in main loop on virtual devices it stops working after a while and when I debug I usually get this error message: Expected value but found T_END at character 1.

Right now I'm getting this problem when I use the script below to see whats currently playing on my sat box (Vu+ Solo 2 with OpenPLI).

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I had a similar issue when I used json decode to get temperature from Domoticz also, in that case I assigned a button to execute the code to work without problems. Anyone knows whats causing this and if I can add some code to get around this when it happens so the main loop doesn't stop?

[robmac 173]

Have you tried the new disconnect method?

[Raul 0]

Have you tried the new disconnect method?

No I haven't, but doesn't disconnect only work with FTcpSocket and not FHttp?

[ Added: 2013-10-20, 14:21 ]

I have now set the variables to zero in the beginning of the script to see if it helps, so far it seems to be working

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[robmac 173]

Good point...

declaring osd and prog twice will probably increase the load and men usage

[Daniel W 0]

I have the same problem, the main loop will error out within 24 hours. Restart of HC2 doesn't help. I found out that if I alter anything within the code (just add some bogus text into one of the debug lines for example) and save the virtual device again will make it come to life again, until a few hours later...

[Raul 0]

I have the same problem, the main loop will error out within 24 hours. Restart of HC2 doesn't help. I found out that if I alter anything within the code (just add some bogus text into one of the debug lines for example) and save the virtual device again will make it come to life again, until a few hours later...

My attempt to zero out the variables didn't help, the main loop still errors out just like you described and the error message is the same: "Expected value but found T_END at character 1"

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[Krikroff 197]

Raul, in main loop with my own experience i can say that: not declare an TCP or HTTP object more than once

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Replace Net.FTcpSocket with Net.FHttp etc...