Suppose I have an ets table like:
I = ets:new(mytable, [named_table, set]).
ets:insert(I, {10,{10, 4 ,"description"}).
I would like to update the element 4
using the ets:update_counter
.
I tried in different way, but can't find the solution, for example:
ets:update_counter(I, 10 , {3,1}).
** exception error: bad argument
in function ets:update_counter/3
called as ets:update_counter(mytable,10,{3,1})
I'd like to have the result as:
{10,{10, 5 ,"description"}
I recommend to use just one tuple for key and values, instead of using a tuple for values in another tuple:
1> I = ets:new(mytable, [named_table, set]).
mytable
2> ets:insert(I, {10, 10, 4 ,"description"}).
true
3> ets:update_counter(I, 10 , {3,1}).
5
4> ets:lookup(I, 10).
[{10,10,5,"description"}]
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