I use this structure of data ;
typedef struct AR_zone_t {
int etat;
int duree;
int sortie;
int indice_valide;
};
struct AR_zone_t AR_zones[8];
It works with Dynamic c 9.62 but it seems that it does not work with 10.72D because I still have problems reading variables in a xml files
How to write the structure?
Thanck you for the answer.
How are you indexing that array in your RabbitWeb/ZHTML files? You should be using index 0 to 7. Maybe you should email me with the ZHTML file you’re using, and what the Rabbit’s generated output looks like so I can help you troubleshoot.
The solution is :
With this structure
Ihave declared the variable web as in my program with Dynamic C 9.62
#web AR_zones[@].etat groups=user(rw)
#web AR_zones[@].duree ((0 < $AR_zones[@].duree) && ($AR_zones[@].duree <= 20)) groups=user(rw)
This syntax don’t work with Dynamic 10.72D
You have to declare the variables like this.
#web AR_zones groups=user(rw)
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