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Cool! Thanks for clarifying for me....

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so, for *;tablename* *1,thing* *1,other thing* *3,third thing* *1,final thing* The "third thing" would be selected half the time, since it is worth 3 out of 6 total?

Oh, OK. Tables ("groups" in TableSmith jargon) come in two types with regard to those numbers. If the group starts with a colon : the numbers are sequential, like a die

That much I understood. I was every entry having a 1 for the probability that is confusing me. I had thought that the numbers had to be sequential. I was looking at one table file earlier and found

The [Seg][Seg][Seg] entry means "Roll three separate times on table Seg and string the results together." So you might get "bam" the first time, "ag" the second time, and "bub" the third time,

I have noticed on some tables that all the probabilities for a sub-table are all ones. for

I figured it out. I was missing a closing brace on a function. :)

Yes, likely missing a culry bracket somewhere. When writing the code for tables it is often better to start with your open and close symbols and then fill them in, so you do not miss them... Note

I usually see this when I am missing a curly brace. Sent: Sunday, February 14, 2021 09:25 To: [email protected] Subject: [TableSmith] Error message question ***ERROR on line 10 of

***ERROR on line 10 of table 'Height and Weight': startIndex cannot be larger than length of string. I'm seeing this message a lot. Any ideas on what it means? The code on the line looks fine.

Just tried the Library Feature upon seeing this thread.and I have a few usability comments... I had looked at the Library menu before, but it was all greyed out. I did not realize that there was a

No, I always thought it was something TS needed. Sent: Friday, February 12, 2021 09:00 To: [email protected] Subject: [TableSmith] Anyone using the Library? #tablesmith I asked about this

As I posted three years ago, I find the Library feature as it currently exists to be unusable. What I normally do is copy from the results window and then paste into a text file or Word document. I

I asked about this three years ago, just wanted to see if anything's changed since then. Is anyone using the "Library" feature in TableSmith? It was always a sort of half-baked idea that never was

Yeah, I am playing with datasets now, trying to figure them out

A few thoughts: - Generate multiple days at one time. You can either have the same table do this or have a "parent" table call another one, preserving the value in the parent and passing it as a

Ok, so I am giving a whack at coding the weather tables from Harn. And the way that it works is that you have a starting number, and then adjust it up or down each day by a small factor. (one or 2

thanks for that tip!

Sigh... :) Matt