Re: how to debug, not understanding safe_primitive

For debugging, a good idea in general is to define the onerror handler, like so:

        <script>
            var pengine = new Pengine({
                oncreate: handleCreate,
                onsuccess: handleSuccess,
                onerror: handleSuccess         % <= here, borrowing
handleSuccess...
            });
            function handleCreate () {
                pengine.ask("q(X)", {
                    template:'X'
                });
            }
            function handleSuccess() {
                $('#out').html(this.data);
            }
        </script>

The at least you should be able to see the error. Don't think that
will catch a 500 error though. We may have to do something in the
JavaScript client code for that.

Best regards,
Torbjörn

On Fri, Feb 7, 2014 at 3:28 AM, Anne Ogborn <[email protected]> wrote:
> ok, found the issue,  need to call taco in the right module, but this still
> leaves questions
>
> p(X),pengine_server:taco(X).
>
> Any suggestions for something besides enlightenment to debug pengines code?
>
>



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