Hello. I am very tired to collect the Mikrotik bugs or maybe issues. Today it seems to find one. So there is an array
:global mainSSID
:global reserveSSID
:global networks {mainssid=“”;reservessid=“”}
:set mainSSID test
:set reserveSSID work
:set fileID [/file find name=“networks.txt”]
if ($fileID=“”) do={
/file print file=“networks.txt”
:delay 1s #Hhahah - it is a delay for correct the mikrotik OS bug when the file can’t be created ontime and next command can’t make a content
/file set [find name=“networks.txt”] contents=“”
:set ($networks->“mainssid”) $mainSSID
:set ($networks->“reservessid”) $reserveSSID
/file set [find name=“networks.txt”] contents=$networks
}
:set networks [/file get networks.txt contents]
So. Every man can think that the network variable must be an array with a values of another variables, for example console command
:put ($networks->“mainssid”) $mainSSID
and the output must be:
test
BUT THE OUTPUT OF MIKROTIK MAGIC WORK IS NOTHING - empty!
If you try to read the array by pick command you can see that all content of file is zero element of array. So the array is destructed now!
I try to conver the content to string (:tostr) next :toarray - nothing. The same problem
So dear, How can you explaing such thing?
ROS 6.13