Not currently possible to pass a dynamic length array in/out of a function. See over here for a similar question with before/after code. Returning dyanamic array from function

The gist is we need to think in fixed sized chunks.

Hope it helps.

Re: Your updated code.

All in all, a pretty good interpretation of the approach I suggested.

Your code is compiling in Browser Solidity. There is a warning near line 177. You use this.text() where text would have the same meaning. Point is it does compile and it should deploy.

In the picture above, gas 0 suggests a failure to compile.

I think you might find Browser Solidity a better tool for working out the contract itself. Much faster feedback. If something goes haywire in deployment, that's a separate issue.

Mist isn't my tool of choice for deploying contracts. What I can say is there should be a gas estimate (not 0) if the contract compiles (should). Also, possibility something like this glitch is in the way: Unable to define greeterContract in the Greeter tutorial. Breaking change in Solidity 0.4.9!

Not currently possible to pass a dynamic length array in/out of a function. See over here for a similar question with before/after code. Returning dyanamic array from function

The gist is we need to think in fixed sized chunks.

Hope it helps.

Re: Your updated code.

All in all, a pretty good interpretation of the approach I suggested.

Your code is compiling in Browser Solidity. There is a warning near line 177. You use this.text() where text would have the same meaning. Point is it does compile and it should deploy.

In the picture above, gas 0 suggests a failure to compile.

I think you might find Browser Solidity a better tool for working out the contract itself. Much faster feedback. If something goes haywire in deployment, that's a separate issue.

Mist isn't my tool of choice for deploying contracts. What I can say is there should be a gas estimate (not 0) if the contract compiles (should). Also, possibility something like this glitch is in the way: Unable to define greeterContract in the Greeter tutorial. Breaking change in Solidity 0.4.9!

Not currently possible to pass a dynamic length array in/out of a function. See over here for a similar question with before/after code. Returning dyanamic array from function

The gist is we need to think in fixed sized chunks.

Hope it helps.

Not currently possible to pass a dynamic length array in/out of a function. See over here for a similar question with before/after code. Returning dyanamic array from function

The gist is we need to think in fixed sized chunks.

Hope it helps.

Re: Your updated code.

All in all, a pretty good interpretation of the approach I suggested.

Your code is compiling in Browser Solidity. There is a warning near line 177. You use this.text() where text would have the same meaning. Point is it does compile and it should deploy.

In the picture above, gas 0 suggests a failure to compile.

I think you might find Browser Solidity a better tool for working out the contract itself. Much faster feedback. If something goes haywire in deployment, that's a separate issue.

Mist isn't my tool of choice for deploying contracts. What I can say is there should be a gas estimate (not 0) if the contract compiles (should). Also, possibility something like this glitch is in the way: Unable to define greeterContract in the Greeter tutorial. Breaking change in Solidity 0.4.9!