In rooms.fn: Prüfen, ob Objekt vom Typ CHANNEL ist #441
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Prüfen, ob Objekt vom Typ CHANNEL ist
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Darf man davon ausgehen, dass Objekte vom Typ |
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Bei mir gibt es folgendes Problem: Die Ausführung des Scripts rooms.fn wird bei der Auflistung der
Channelseines Raums abgebrochen, sodass eine unvollständige Antwort (mit fehlerhafter JSON-Syntax) erzeugt wird.Bei der Fehlersuche bin ich darauf gestoßen, dass
dom.GetObject(sChannelId)nicht immer ein Objekt vom TypCHANNELzurückgibt, sondern in meinem Fall auch ein Objekt vom TypSINGLECONDITION. In diesem Fall schlägt die Anweisungdom.GetObject(sChannelId).Interface()fehl und das Script bricht ab. Ich habe das Script darum um eine Überprüfung des Objekt-Typs erweitert.