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Crash when after using the delete_entry function

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chan11347

chan11347 

iex(1)> {:ok, todo_system_pid} = Todo.System.start_link()
Starting database worker 1
Starting database worker 2
Starting database worker 3
Starting to-do cache
{:ok, #PID<0.141.0>}
iex(2)> {:ok, todo_system_pid: todo_system_pid}
{:ok, [todo_system_pid: #PID<0.141.0>]}
iex(3)> abc = Todo.Cache.server_process("abc")
Starting to-do server for abc
#PID<0.151.0>
iex(4)> Todo.Server.add_entry(abc, %{date: ~D[2020-05-19], time: ~T[00:00:00], title: "Shopping"})
:ok
iex(5)> Todo.Server.add_entry(abc, %{date: ~D[2020-05-19], time: ~T[00:01:00], title: "Hacking"})
:ok
iex(6)> Todo.Server.add_entry(abc, %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], time: ~T[00:00:00], title: "Swimming"})
:ok
iex(7)> Todo.Server.entries(abc, ~D[2020-05-19], ~T[00:00:00])
[%{date: ~D[2020-05-19], id: 22, time: ~T[00:00:00], title: "Shopping"}]
iex(8)> Todo.Server.date_check(abc, ~D[2020-05-20])
[
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 1, time: ~T[16:52:00], title: "Shopping"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 2, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "Playing"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 3, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "swimming"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 4, time: ~T[16:52:00], title: "Shopping"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 5, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "Playing"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 6, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "swimming"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 7, time: ~T[16:52:00], title: "Shopping"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 8, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "Playing"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 9, time: ~T[16:52:00], title: "Shopping"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 10, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "Playing"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 11, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "swimming"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 12, time: ~T[16:52:00], title: "Shopping"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 13, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "Playing"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 14, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "swimming"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 15, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "Playing"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 16, time: ~T[16:52:00], title: "Shopping"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 17, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "Playing"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 18, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "swimming"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 19, time: ~T[16:52:00], title: "Shopping"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 20, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "Playing"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 21, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "swimming"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 24, time: ~T[00:00:00], title: "Swimming"}
]
iex(9)> Todo.Server.time_check(abc, ~T[00:00:00])
[
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-19], id: 22, time: ~T[00:00:00], title: "Shopping"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 24, time: ~T[00:00:00], title: "Swimming"}
]
iex(10)> Todo.Server.delete_entry(abc, 24)
:ok
iex(11)> Todo.Server.time_check(abc, ~T[00:00:00])

18:32:46.287 [error] GenServer {Todo.ProcessRegistry, {Todo.Server, "abc"}} terminating
** (ArgumentError) argument error
    :erlang.apply("abc", :entries, [])
    (todo) lib/todo/list.ex:30: Todo.List.time_check/2
    (todo) lib/todo/server.ex:58: Todo.Server.handle_call/3
    (stdlib) gen_server.erl:661: :gen_server.try_handle_call/4
    (stdlib) gen_server.erl:690: :gen_server.handle_msg/6
    (stdlib) proc_lib.erl:249: :proc_lib.init_p_do_apply/3
Last message (from #PID<0.139.0>): {:time_check, ~T[00:00:00]}
State: {%Todo.List{auto_id: 25, entries: %{1 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 1, time: ~T[16:52:00], title: "Shopping"}, 2 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 2, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "Playing"}, 3 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 3, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "swimming"}, 4 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 4, time: ~T[16:52:00], title: "Shopping"}, 5 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 5, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "Playing"}, 6 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 6, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "swimming"}, 7 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 7, time: ~T[16:52:00], title: "Shopping"}, 8 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 8, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "Playing"}, 9 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 9, time: ~T[16:52:00], title: "Shopping"}, 10 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 10, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "Playing"}, 11 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 11, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "swimming"}, 12 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 12, time: ~T[16:52:00], title: "Shopping"}, 13 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 13, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "Playing"}, 14 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 14, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "swimming"}, 15 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 15, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "Playing"}, 16 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 16, time: ~T[16:52:00], title: "Shopping"}, 17 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 17, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "Playing"}, 18 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 18, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "swimming"}, 19 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 19, time: ~T[16:52:00], title: "Shopping"}, 20 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 20, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "Playing"}, 21 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 21, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "swimming"}, 22 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-19], id: 22, time: ~T[00:00:00], title: "Shopping"}, 23 => %{date: ~D[2020-05-19], id: 23, time: ~T[00:01:00], title: "Hacking"}}}, "abc"}
Client #PID<0.139.0> is alive

    (stdlib) gen.erl:169: :gen.do_call/4
    (elixir) lib/gen_server.ex:1006: GenServer.call/3
    (stdlib) erl_eval.erl:680: :erl_eval.do_apply/6
    (elixir) src/elixir.erl:275: :elixir.eval_forms/4
    (iex) lib/iex/evaluator.ex:257: IEx.Evaluator.handle_eval/5
    (iex) lib/iex/evaluator.ex:237: IEx.Evaluator.do_eval/3
    (iex) lib/iex/evaluator.ex:215: IEx.Evaluator.eval/3
    (iex) lib/iex/evaluator.ex:103: IEx.Evaluator.loop/1
** (exit) exited in: GenServer.call(#PID<0.151.0>, {:time_check, ~T[00:00:00]}, 5000)
    ** (EXIT) an exception was raised:
        ** (ArgumentError) argument error
            :erlang.apply("abc", :entries, [])
            (todo) lib/todo/list.ex:30: Todo.List.time_check/2
            (todo) lib/todo/server.ex:58: Todo.Server.handle_call/3
            (stdlib) gen_server.erl:661: :gen_server.try_handle_call/4
            (stdlib) gen_server.erl:690: :gen_server.handle_msg/6
            (stdlib) proc_lib.erl:249: :proc_lib.init_p_do_apply/3
    (elixir) lib/gen_server.ex:1009: GenServer.call/3
iex(11)>

so this is what i do, i was trying to use this function to delete the entry but after i check my list again, there is an error comming out, this is my code for delete_entry
list.ex

def delete_entry(todo_list, entry_id) do	  
          new_entries = Map.delete(todo_list.entries, entry_id)
          %Todo.List{todo_list | entries: new_entries}
	end

server.ex

def delete_entry(todo_server, entry_id) do
    GenServer.cast(todo_server, {:delete_entry, entry_id})
  end

@impl GenServer
  def handle_cast({:delete_entry, entry_id}, {name, todo_list}) do
    {:noreply, {Todo.List.delete_entry(todo_list, entry_id), name}}
  end
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kokolegorille

kokolegorille

Here You are switching position in the tuple…

That is where You should find the error.

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chan11347

chan11347 OP

sorry but if i dont understand what switching position in the tuple meaning are you saying

def handle_cast({:delete_entry, entry_id}, {name, todo_list}) do
    {:noreply, {Todo.List.delete_entry(todo_list, entry_id), name}}
  end

changed to

def handle_cast({:delete_entry, entry_id}, {todo_list,name}) do
    {:noreply, {Todo.List.delete_entry(todo_list, entry_id), name}}
  end

?

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Post #2
kokolegorille

kokolegorille

The state of your genserver is a tuple…

Here You put

{name, todo_list}

But You return…

{Todo.List.delete_entry(todo_list, entry_id), name}

You are switching the information in the tuple, maybe this is what You want?

What is the initial state of the Genserver?

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Post #3
chan11347

chan11347 OP

i want to remove the information in the list

Todo.Server.date_check(abc, ~D[2020-05-20])
[
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], **id: 1**, time: ~T[16:52:00], title: "Shopping"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 2, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "Playing"},
  %{date: ~D[2020-05-20], id: 3, time: ~T[16:53:00], title: "swimming"},
]

which i try to delete it by the id

if you talk about the init

@impl GenServer
  def init(name) do
    IO.puts("Starting to-do server for #{name}")
    {:ok, {name, Todo.Database.get(name) || Todo.List.new()}}
  end

abc = Todo.Cache.server_process(“abc”)
Starting to-do server for abc
pid<0.151.0>

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Post #4
kokolegorille

kokolegorille

The error is in this file, at line 30…

And You should be careful what You return, because You switch the list and the name in the tuple.

0
Post #5
chan11347

chan11347 OP 

29 def time_check(todo_list, time) do
30    todo_list.entries
31    |> Stream.filter(fn {_, entry} -> entry.time == time end)
32   |> Enum.map(fn {_, entry} -> entry end)
33 end

i did try change it to todo_list.time_check
but it just crash it at the first time

and if i change to this

def delete_entry(todo_list, entry_id) do
    %Todo.List{todo_list | entries: Map.delete(todo_list.entries, entry_id)}
  end

will it better? since i try to copy the add_entry format to do it

def add_entry(todo_list, entry) do
    entry = Map.put(entry, :id, todo_list.auto_id)
    new_entries = Map.put(todo_list.entries, todo_list.auto_id, entry)

    %Todo.List{todo_list | entries: new_entries, auto_id: todo_list.auto_id + 1}
  end
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Post #6
kokolegorille

kokolegorille

Try to inspect the todo_list. My guess is You don’t provide the right parameter to the function.

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Post #7
chan11347

chan11347 OP

Let say i step by step

1.{:ok, todo_system_pid} = Todo.System.start_link()
2.{:ok, todo_system_pid: todo_system_pid}
3.a = Todo.Cache.server_process("a")
4.Todo.Server.add_entry(a, %{date: ~D[2020-05-19], time: ~T[16:52:00], title: "Shopping"})

above all return :ok
Todo.Server.entries(a, ~D[2020-05-19], ~T[16:52:00])

[%{date: ~D[2020-05-19], id: 1, time: ~T[16:52:00], title: “Shopping”}]
Todo.Server.date_check(a, ~D[2020-05-19])
[%{date: ~D[2020-05-19], id: 1, time: ~T[16:52:00], title: “Shopping”}]
Todo.Server.delete_entry(a, 1)
:ok
Todo.Server.entries(a, ~D[2020-05-19], ~T[16:52:00])
crashed

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Post #8
kokolegorille

kokolegorille

Let say You correct this wrong code…

def handle_cast({:delete_entry, entry_id}, {name, todo_list}) do
    {:noreply, {Todo.List.delete_entry(todo_list, entry_id), name}}
end

# Wrong! it should be

def handle_cast({:delete_entry, entry_id}, {name, todo_list}) do
    {:noreply, {name, Todo.List.delete_entry(todo_list, entry_id)}}
end

Let say You put an inspect, and tell us what You got…

29 def time_check(todo_list, time) do
--> IO.inspect todo_list, label: "HEY, WHAZZUP"
30    todo_list.entries
31    |> Stream.filter(fn {_, entry} -> entry.time == time end)
32   |> Enum.map(fn {_, entry} -> entry end)
33 end
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Post #9
chan11347

chan11347 OP

So it isn’t the input value is on the part of the Todo.List.delete_entry(todo_list, entry_id) ?
and why when the name should put it into the front make a big difference?

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