Windows problems where basic methods are not available.

[Russsgithub]

I have liquidsoap installed on windows from https://github.com/savonet/liquidsoap-release-assets/releases/download/v2.2.1/liquidsoap-2.2.1-win64.zip and have downloaded the config file and added it to the directory.

When i run a script that contains list.last or string.split ( i guess more but these two are in the script ) I get an error that states ( for string.split() )

stream_name_split_list = string.split(separator="/", radio_stream_location)


Error 5: this value has no method split

Its type is ((?fields : bool, 'A) -> string)
.{
annotate :
{parse : (string) -> [string string] string
},
apic :
{
parse : (string) -> string
.{description : string, mime : string, picture_type : int}
},
base64 :
{decode : (string) -> string, encode : (string) -> string
},
capitalize : (?capitalize : bool, ?space_sensitive : bool, string) ->
string,
case : (?lower : bool, string) -> string,
char : (int) -> string,
concat : (?separator : string, [string]) -> string,
escape : ((?special_char : ((encoding : string, string) -> bool)?,
?escape_char : ((encoding : string, string) -> string)?,
?encoding : string?, string) -> string)
.{
all : (?format : string, string) -> string,
special_char : (?encoding : string, string) -> bool
},
float : (?decimal_places : int?, float) -> string,
hex_of_int : (?pad : int, int) -> string,
id : (string) -> string,
index : (substring : string, string) -> int,
length : (string) -> int,
make : (?char_code : int, int) -> string,
nth : (string, int) -> int,
pic :
{
parse : (string) -> string
.{description : string, format : string, picture_type : int}
},
recode : (?in_enc : string?, ?out_enc : string, string) -> string,
sub : (string, start : int, length : int) -> string,
trim : (string) -> string,
unescape : (string) -> string
}.

and similarly for list.last

this value has no method last

This is occuring on one machine. I have another windows machine that works as expected.

Are there any environment issues that could be causing this.

[toots]

Hi @Russsgithub . This appears to be fixed in v2.2.2.