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set_message_tuple — Add a key/tuple pair to the message.
set_message_tuple( : : MessageHandle, Key, TupleData : )
set_message_tuple stores a tuple associated with a key in the message, which behaves as a dictionary-like data container. The message is denoted by the MessageHandle parameter.
TupleData including strings is copied by the operation, and can thus be immediately reused. An empty tuple is considered as a valid value that can be associated with the key. If any data (tuple or object) was already associated with given key (Key), the old data is destroyed by set_message_tuple and replaced by TupleData.
The Key has to be a non-empty string consisting solely of lowercase or uppercase ASCII letters, digits and underscores, while only a letter can be at the first position of the key. The key string is treated case sensitive.
The tuple data for the given key can be retrieved again from the message using get_message_tuple.
Note that if the tuple contains any handles (which are treated as simple integers) only the handle values are copied by the operation, not the resources behind those handles.
This operator modifies the state of the following input parameter:
The value of this parameter may not be shared across multiple threads without external synchronization.Message handle.
Number of elements: MessageHandle == 1
Restriction: MessageHandle != 0
Key string.
Number of elements: Key == 1
Restriction: length(Key) > 0
Tuple value to be associated with the key.
create_message (Message) set_message_tuple (Message, 'simple_integer', 27) set_message_tuple (Message, 'simple_string', 'Hello world') set_message_tuple (Message, 'mixed_tuple', ['The answer', 42])
If the operation succeeds, set_message_tuple returns 2 (H_MSG_TRUE). Otherwise an exception is raised. Possible error conditions include invalid parameters (handle or key) or resource allocation error.
enqueue_message, set_message_obj
create_message, clear_message, get_message_tuple, set_message_obj, get_message_obj, set_message_param, get_message_param, enqueue_message, dequeue_message
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