Solved: How do I access a (blocked) metakit subview with oomk.

Hi again,

I spent a little more thought on it and found my mistake... I used
the wrong layout to begin with...

Instead of 

    db layout named_pairs { name {pairs { _B {k v } }} }

I should have used 

    db layout named_pairs { name {pairs { {_B { k v }} }} } 

Sorry for the line noise, Robert S.
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> I'm using metakit with tcl and started with oomk last week.
> Unfortunately I hit a problem I could not solve by trial and error.
> My post to the starkit mailing list brought no answers... and I
> feel it is a very empty mailing list... so I repost to metakits
> main mailing list...
> 
> Basically my problem is how to use / create a blocked subview ...
> this is why I tried oomk at all.
> 
> -- original posting --
> 
> Hi again.
> 
> Ok. I found how I can access the subviews... unfortunately this
> dumps core when I apply it to blocked views.
> 
> This is how I do it:
> 
> db layout named_pairs {name {pairs {k v}}}
> [db view named_pairs] as npv
> $npv append name "T_cpu_core"
> $npv cursor npc
> set npc(#) 0
> [$npc(pairs) clone] as T_cpu_core
> $T_cpu_core append k "12sec" v "71C"
> $T_cpu_core append k "23sec" v "73C"
> 
> 
> For blocked pairs I tried:
> 
> % db layout named_pairs {name {pairs {_B {k v}}}}
> db_db.named_pairs
> % [db view named_pairs] as npv
> % $npv append name "T_cpu_core"
> 0
> % $npv cursor npc
> % set npc(#) 0
> 0
> % set npc(pairs)
> ::view10
> % [$npc(pairs) blocked] as T_cpu_core
> zsh: segmentation fault (core dumped)  tclsh8.4
> 
> 
> Any help welcome.
> 
> 
> Regards, Robert S.