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@Dallak Dallak commented Dec 16, 2020

I'm trying to reproduce the following code, but I got this error 'Error in DBconfig$ssffTrackDefinitions[trackDefFound] :
invalid subscript type 'list''.

library(emuR)

path2kielread = "C:\\Users...\\kielread_emuDB\\"

kielread = load_emuDB(path2kielread, verbose = FALSE)
summary(kielread)

vowlaxn = query(emuDBhandle = kielread,
                query = "Kanonic== a | E | I | O")

vowlaxn.fdat = get_trackdata(kielread,
                        seglist = vowlaxn,
                        ssffTrackName =  "FORMANTS",
                        resultType="emuRtrackdata",
                        verbose = FALSE)

I'd appreciate any input.

raphywink and others added 30 commits July 22, 2019 14:00
…) that was causing the items array in the JSON file to stay empty
MJochim added 28 commits March 1, 2024 11:28
The function was completely unusable, as it used the sequence indexes
from user input as item ids. It therefore deleted items completely
unrelated to those specified.

To correct the behavior, I also had to change the temp tables for CRUD
operations. They include a copy of the links table now. And the function
moveback_annotCrudTmpTables() now empties the original table before
writing back data from the temp tables.

I have also added some basic checks to delete_itemsInLevel(), about
required columns and their types.

The check for sequences was faulty, it compared end_item_id against
itself. It now compares against start_item_id. And it returns offending
rows invisibly; I think this style of error reporting might be the
general way of emuR’s CRUD API.
change two instances of latex to markdown and remove duplicate word.
@MJochim MJochim deleted the branch stevecassidy:master August 6, 2025 13:38
@MJochim MJochim deleted the master branch August 6, 2025 13:38
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