I have a method called changePlaceName
and i know it is working but after i call getPlaces
to see the changes, i don't see the new place name instead i see the name when i created a new place.
this is changePlaceName
export function changePlaceName(placeId: u32, placeName: PlaceName): void {
assert(placeId >= 0, 'Place ID must be >= 0');
const place = Place.find(placeId);
logging.log(place.name); //gives "Galata Tower"
place.name = placeName;
logging.log(place.name); // gives "New Galata Tower"
}
I need to save it somehow but I don't know how to do it.
I also tried this way;
export function changePlaceName(placeId: u32, placeName: string): void {
assert(placeId >= 0, 'Place ID must be >= 0');
const place = Place.find(placeId);
logging.log(place.name);
place.name = placeName;
let newPlace = storage.get<string>(placeName, 'new galata tower');
storage.set<string>(placeName, newPlace);
logging.log('New place is now: ' + newPlace);
}
Now my visual code is complaining about the newPlace
inside the storage.set
How do I fix it?
because you're using some kind of class to manage the concept of "Place", why not add an instance method to that class to save()
the place once you've changed it's name?
would help if you also posted your code for Place
here, by the way
my guess is that it looks something like this?
!note: this is untested code
@nearBindgen
class Place {
private id: number | null
private name: string
static find (placeId: number): Place {
// todo: add some validation for placeId here
const place = places[placeId]
place.id = placeId
return place
}
// here is the instance method that can save this class
save(): bool {
places[this.id] = this
}
}
// a collection of places where placeId is the index
const places = new PersistentVector<Place>("p")