fairesigneaumachiniste

I store a value in coll with a symbol. I then immediately retrieve that value and 'set' the object which created it. This is so that the object and the coll stay in sync when modified separately. I am using route as more than one value is stored in the coll but for simplicity I have only put one in the patch.

Though, even using deferlow, I still don't get expected behavior. Here's a patch, try adding deferlow between 't b' and 'symbol file':

weird-coll-problem

use pak instead of pack, with zl reg to do the trick :

> I store a value in coll with a symbol. I then immediately retrieve that

> value and 'set' the object which created it. This is so that the object and

> the coll stay in sync when modified separately. I am using route as more

> than one value is stored in the coll but for simplicity I have only put one

> Though, even using deferlow, I still don't get expected behavior. Here's a

> patch, try adding deferlow between 't b' and 'symbol file':

>
> I store a value in coll with a symbol. I then immediately retrieve that
> value and 'set' the object which created it. This is so that the object and
> the coll stay in sync when modified separately. I am using route as more
> than one value is stored in the coll but for simplicity I have only put one
> in the patch.
>
> Though, even using deferlow, I still don't get expected behavior. Here's a
> patch, try adding deferlow between 't b' and 'symbol file':
>
>
>
>
>

> use pak instead of pack, with zl reg to do the trick :

>> I store a value in coll with a symbol. I then immediately retrieve that

>> value and 'set' the object which created it. This is so that the object and

>> the coll stay in sync when modified separately. I am using route as more

>> than one value is stored in the coll but for simplicity I have only put one

>> Though, even using deferlow, I still don't get expected behavior. Here's a

>> patch, try adding deferlow between 't b' and 'symbol file':

> hi
>
> use pak instead of pack, with zl reg to do the trick :
>
>
>
> works here, i think...
>
> cheers
>
> g
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> 2008/11/26 fairesigneaumachiniste 
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>> I store a value in coll with a symbol. I then immediately retrieve that
>> value and 'set' the object which created it. This is so that the object and
>> the coll stay in sync when modified separately. I am using route as more
>> than one value is stored in the coll but for simplicity I have only put one
>> in the patch.
>>
>> Though, even using deferlow, I still don't get expected behavior. Here's a
>> patch, try adding deferlow between 't b' and 'symbol file':
>>
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>>
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>

Thanks for your replies but neither of those solutions work for me.

Fixed it. Just needed a buddy object in front of pack.

Weird coll problem.