Interacting with contracts ABI - Cannot store as many value as I wish.

[0xPeregrin]

I was able to create 0, 111, 1, 222, 2, 333, 3, 444, 4, 555 but when I tried 5, 666, I could not store these values.

I was given this error.

Please help me understand why.

Thank you!

[KMean]

@0xPeregrin can you share your contract?

[EngrPips]

Hey, Please share us your contract file as @KMean suggested.

[0xPeregrin]

0xPeregrin_StorageFactory.zip

Here you guys are @KMean @EngrPips, thank you!

[EngrPips]

What is the index of the SimpleStorage contract that you passed in?

[0xPeregrin]

I have not specified anything other than original SimpleStorage, should be 0 in this case if I am not wrong.

Now that I am trying from scratch, it now stops storing the data when I push button sfStore with 2, 333 which is the third data I am trying to store.

[EngrPips]

From your implementation above, the SimpleStorage contract itself only takes a single value and stores it, but the sfStore function of the StorageFactory takes in two values. It then uses the first value as the index to access a SimpleStorage contract from its list0fSimpleStorageContracts array. So for you to pass in the value 2, 333 to the sfStore function of the StorageFactory, you must have called the createSimpleStorageContract function of the StorageFactory contract at least thrice, or else there won't be a SimpleStorage contract at the index 2 of the list0fSimpleStorageContracts array and considering it is a dynamic array, it will revert on you instead of returning a default value.

If anything is confusing, please ask questions.

[0xPeregrin]

Oh it makes sense! Thank you so much!

[EngrPips]

Anytime, Friend. Keep crushing it.