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Hum, easy problem I think : Argument does not pass [SOLVED]


jwetzel

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Why ? Each calls the same function and the same argument

 

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thx for your help

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11 minutes ago, jwetzel said:

Why ? Each calls the same function and the same argument

 

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thx for your help

So Auth:login(fun) calls the fun eventually?

In the first case the variable 'boolean' is not passed to the function in self[self.model][object]

and in the second case it's passed to RTV1905VW:setWifi(boolean).

 

Is it so that the function in self[self.model][object] is a class method? Then you need to pass 'self' as first argument.

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  • 11 minutes ago, jgab said:

    So Auth:login(fun) calls the fun eventually?

    In the first case the variable 'boolean' is not passed to the function in self[self.model][object]

    and in the second case it's passed to RTV1905VW:setWifi(boolean).

     

    Is it so that the function in self[self.model][object] is a class method? Then you need to pass 'self' as first argument.

     

    Yes, Auth:login(fun) call fun.

    In the first case, I call in my class with 

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    it's for self[self.model][object], self.model is text variable for "RTV1905VW", object is the text variable for "setWifi".

    Call is : self.RTV1905VW:setWifi

     

    The difference between calls functions is first call with self.RTV1905VW = RTV1905VW:new(app)

    and other call is direct call function with RTV1905VW:setWifi().

     

    I don't know if I was understandable ^^

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  • Yes, I save boolean result in self and get in another class with self.class.boolean. That not sexy, but it work.

     

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    14 hours ago, jwetzel said:

    Yes, I save boolean result in self and get in another class with self.class.boolean. That not sexy, but it work.

     

    thx

    Well, my thinking was that if it was a class method this would work

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    - self[self.model] is an object. 

    - self[self.model][object] is a method of that object

    Because it's a class method you need to send self (the object instance of RTV1905VW)  as the first parameter and the self is self[self.model]

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