Can't Decode Node metadata

[fancymax]

for example:

'1' -> MeasID reader1(RealTimeDataSource:x=50,y=100)

//Can't decode x=50,y=100

FYI

[jpaulm]

I am only expecting the .fbp notation described in Readme, which does not support metadata on the component (strange place to put it, IMO!). If you could show some JSON you expect the metadata to generate, I could add that logic in to parsefbp.

TIA

[fancymax]

thanks very much.

'1' -> MeasID reader1(RealTimeDataSource:x=50,y=100) 

now will be decode like this:

"component": "RealTimeDataSource:x=50,y=100"

maybe it should erase ":x=50,y=100" then decode like below?

"component": "RealTimeDataSource"

[fancymax]

or maybe it can be decode like this:

  "processes": {
    "reader1": {
      "component": "RealTimeDataSource",
      "metadata": {
        "x": 50,
        "y": 100
      }
    },

[jpaulm]

Maybe I'll go with this one... I'll let you know when it's done. Thanks.

On Sun, Jan 24, 2016 at 10:02 PM, max lin notifications@github.com wrote:

or maybe it can be decode like this:

"processes": {
"reader1": {
"component": "RealTimeDataSource",
"metadata": {
"x": 50,
"y": 100
}
},

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[jpaulm]

I think it works (latest commit) - give it a try! However npm test hasn't been updated yet - will do that in the next few days.

[fancymax]

Thanks very much, it works right.

And it decode

"component": "RealTimeDataSource:x=50,y=100,z=30"

like this, it erase z=30, which is OK.

  "processes": {
    "reader1": {
      "component": "RealTimeDataSource",
      "metadata": {
        "x": 50,
        "y": 100
      }
    },

Recently I use your wonderful fbp runtime to extend my Energy Management system’s power.
My original system is written by C++&C#,So I choose to use csharpfbp + parsefbp.

Thanks Again.

[jpaulm]

@fancymax You're welcome! When there is no metadata on a component, I generate "metadata": {} - hope that's OK, as I couldn't figure out a way to suppress it!

I have also updated the expected json output so npm test gives correct results - seems to work!

I will update the Readme shortly.

Sorry, did you want a "z" as well, if specified? I can add that easily...

Cheers

[fancymax]

No thanks,"x", "y" is enough~

[jpaulm]

OK Thanks for getting back to me!

Paul M.

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No thanks,"x", "y" is enough~

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[jpaulm]

I saw you said, "My original system is written by C++&C#,So I choose to use csharpfbp + parsefbp." How do you get C++ and C# to talk to each other - and where does parsefbp fit in? As parsefbp is written in JavaScript, does this mean this is on the client side and the others are on the server side?

Just curious! All the best,

Paul M.