Splitting a Network Event Server payload

[Mastiff]

After an hour of wasting time I guess I'll have to admit defeat and thrown in the towel and ask for help:

I get a network event that looks like this:

.RadioPuta ['192.168.0.167', u'P1']

I would like to then use .RadioPuta (pillow, not the Spanish meaning...) as a trigger, which is easy. Then I would like to send only the P1 part (the radio channel) in a command line to another program, using it as a command line option in Start application. But using the payload as it is, gives the full payload with the IP and the u, so I have to split it.

I try this:

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eg.event.payload_copy = eg.event.payload
my_data = eg.event.payload_copy.split(' ')

eg.globals.PutaKanal = my_data [2]

Then I try to send it like this:

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"{eg.globals.PutaKanal}"

And it fails miserably:

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21:40:35            Error in Action: "Starte radiokanal via Girder"
21:40:35            Traceback (most recent call last) (1669):
21:40:35              File "C:\Programfiler\EventGhost\eg\Classes\ActionBase.py", line 170, in CallWrapper
21:40:35                return self(*args)
21:40:35              File "C:\Programfiler\EventGhost\plugins\System\Execute.py", line 105, in __call__
21:40:35                arguments = eg.ParseString(arguments)
21:40:35              File "C:\Programfiler\EventGhost\eg\Utils.py", line 204, in ParseString
21:40:35                res = eval(word, {}, eg.globals.__dict__)
21:40:35              File "<string>", line 1, in <module>
21:40:35            AttributeError: 'Bunch' object has no attribute 'PutaKanal'

So where do I mess up?

[Javier]

If you only need the payload try the following,

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eg.event.payload[1]

[Mastiff]

So simple, and it works! Thanks!