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In the :AddItem group you're using DSAdd, which returns the index of the

entry added. You need to use DSAddNR which does not return any value.

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(I'd forgotten about that when I gave the example using DSAdd earlier.)

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Or you could get clever and replace

{DSAdd~Treasure,TreasureType,%TreasureType%,Quantity,%Quantity%,GoldValue,%GoldValue%}

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with

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|NumRecs={DSAdd~Treasure,TreasureType,%TreasureType%,Quantity,%Quantity%,GoldValue,%GoldValue%}|

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which will save you from having to do |NumRecs={DSCount~Treasure}| in

the :Display group.

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Erol K. Bayburt

ErolB1@...

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On 4/6/2021 4:37 PM, Otaku Smurf wrote:

> Ok, I am just working a small test before I toss in the really big

> random table.? When I run this, I get an output like:

> 1 2 Emerald 3 1500

> Ruby 1 2500

>

> The first 1 and 2 are the index values.

>

> How can I stop those from being displayed?? I cannot for the life of me

> figure out where I am "printing" the index numbers.? Here is my code:

>

> #Declare Data Set

> %Treasure%, 1

> #Declare Variables

> %TreasureType%, 0

> %Quantity%, 0

> %GoldValue%, 0

> %NumRecs%, 0

> %Index%, 1

> %SavedIndex%, 0

> :Start

> 1, {DSCreate~Treasure,TreasureType,NONE,Quantity,0,GoldValue,0}

> _{Loop~4,[Generate1]} [Display]

> :Generate1

> 1,|TreasureType=Diamond||Quantity=1||GoldValue=5000| [AddItem]

> 2,|TreasureType=Ruby||Quantity=1||GoldValue=2500| [AddItem]

> 3,|TreasureType=Emerald||Quantity=1||GoldValue=500| [AddItem]

> 4,|TreasureType=Sapphire||Quantity=1||GoldValue=750| [AddItem]

> 5,|TreasureType=Topaz||Quantity=1||GoldValue=200| [AddItem]

> :AddItem

> 1,|SavedIndex={DSFind~Treasure,0,TreasureType=%TreasureType%}|

> _{If~%SavedIndex%<0?

> _{DSAdd~Treasure,TreasureType,%TreasureType%,Quantity,%Quantity%,GoldValue,%GoldValue%}/

> _{DSSet~Treasure,%SavedIndex%,Quantity,{Calc~{DSGet~Treasure,%SavedIndex%,Quantity}+%Quantity%}}

> _{DSSet~Treasure,%SavedIndex%,GoldValue,{Calc~{DSGet~Treasure,%SavedIndex%,GoldValue}+%GoldValue%}}}

> :Display

> 1, |Index=1||NumRecs={DSCount~Treasure}|

> _{Loop~%NumRecs%,

> _|TreasureType={DSGet~Treasure,%Index%,TreasureType}|%TreasureType%

> _|Quantity={DSGet~Treasure,%Index%,Quantity}|%Quantity%

> _|GoldValue={DSGet~Treasure,%Index%,GoldValue}|%GoldValue%{CR~}

> _|Index+1|}

> _._,_._,_

> ------------------------------------------------------------------------

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Ok, I am just working a small test before I toss in the really big random table.? When I run this, I get an output like:
1 2 Emerald 3 1500
Ruby 1 2500
The first 1 and 2 are the index values.
How can I stop those from being displayed?? I cannot for the life of me figure out where I am "printing" the index numbers.? Here is my code:
#Declare Data Set
%Treasure%, 1
#Declare Variables
%TreasureType%, 0
%Quantity%, 0
%GoldValue%, 0
%NumRecs%, 0
%Index%, 1
%SavedIndex%, 0
:Start
1, {DSCreate~Treasure,TreasureType,NONE,Quantity,0,GoldValue,0}
_{Loop~4,[Generate1]} [Display]
:Generate1
1,|TreasureType=Diamond||Quantity=1||GoldValue=5000| [AddItem]
2,|TreasureType=Ruby||Quantity=1||GoldValue=2500| [AddItem]
3,|TreasureType=Emerald||Quantity=1||GoldValue=500| [AddItem]
4,|TreasureType=Sapphire||Quantity=1||GoldValue=750| [AddItem]
5,|TreasureType=Topaz||Quantity=1||GoldValue=200| [AddItem]
:AddItem
1,|SavedIndex={DSFind~Treasure,0,TreasureType=%TreasureType%}|
_{If~%SavedIndex%<0?
_{DSAdd~Treasure,TreasureType,%TreasureType%,Quantity,%Quantity%,GoldValue,%GoldValue%}/
_{DSSet~Treasure,%SavedIndex%,Quantity,{Calc~{DSGet~Treasure,%SavedIndex%,Quantity}+%Quantity%}}
_{DSSet~Treasure,%SavedIndex%,GoldValue,{Calc~{DSGet~Treasure,%SavedIndex%,GoldValue}+%GoldValue%}}}
:Display
1, |Index=1||NumRecs={DSCount~Treasure}|
_{Loop~%NumRecs%,
_|TreasureType={DSGet~Treasure,%Index%,TreasureType}|%TreasureType%
_|Quantity={DSGet~Treasure,%Index%,Quantity}|%Quantity%
_|GoldValue={DSGet~Treasure,%Index%,GoldValue}|%GoldValue%{CR~}
_|Index+1|}
_._,_._,_
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I am working on my own random gem table combining the 1ed DMG and articles from Dragon Magazine.
I am able to loop through my initial?table, but that is spitting out one gem at a time.? Arrays have never been my strong suit in programming, and that has me at a disadvantage here.
What I would like to do is when table generates: diamond, diamond, ruby, emerald, ruby to use the array to store and track the count of the results. so when I list out the results I can display 2x diamonds, 2x rubies, 1x emerald.
Is this possible?? I was thinking?of something like this {DSCreate~Gems, GemID, Count}
If I were in my SQL environment, I would just create a temp table and store each individual entry, then query for the counts.
Thanks.

I am working on my own random gem table combining the 1ed DMG and articles from Dragon Magazine.

I am able to loop through my initial?table, but that is spitting out one gem at a time.? Arrays have never been my strong suit in programming, and that has me at a disadvantage here.

What I would like to do is when table generates: diamond, diamond, ruby, emerald, ruby to use the array to store and track the count of the results. so when I list out the results I can display 2x diamonds, 2x rubies, 1x emerald.

Is this possible?? I was thinking?of something like this {DSCreate~Gems, GemID, Count}??

If I were in my SQL environment, I would just create a temp table and store each individual entry, then query for the counts.??

Thanks.

It allows for a reroll of the item from the interface. It will be colored blue to note its availability.

Ok, so I am working on Calendar that also displays the weather. My output looks like this image -- note that I cycle through the entire month and display it all at once, each day one after the other.

What I am trying to do now is to get it to display the holiday information. The moon information was relatively easy, since I only had to deal with a single nested IF (i.e. checking the value of the %day% variable).

But for the Holidays, I need to check both the month and day. My code works fine as long as there does not need to be a second holiday in a month. If there is, it never displays the second holiday.

Note that I am calling the "Holiday" function/sub-table each time I build the contents of a given day (all my months have 30 days, so I basically loop 30 times, incrementing the day at the end before the next iteration)

I figure that my call to Holiday is the issue, so I could use some Advice....

:Holiday

1,{iif~%monthName%=Ceathmi?{iif~%day%=1?|holiday=New Year's Day|:|holiday=|}:

_{iif~%monthName%=Ceathmi?{iif~%day%=21?|holiday=Ostara (Spring Equinox)|:|holiday=|}:

_{iif~%monthName%=Asemi?{iif~%day%=5?|holiday=Beltane|:|holiday=|}:

_{iif~%monthName%=Sechtmi?{iif~%day%=21?|holiday=Litha (Summer Solstice)|:|holiday=|}:

_{iif~%monthName%=Anaomi?{iif~%day%=5?|holiday=Lunasa|:|holiday=|}:

_{iif~%monthName%=Adeimi?{iif~%day%=21?|holiday=Mabon (Autumnal Equinox)|:|holiday=|}:

_{iif~%monthName%=Dodhemi?{iif~%day%=4?|holiday=Sowain Eve|:|holiday=|}:

_{iif~%monthName%=Dodhemi?{iif~%day%=5?|holiday=Sowain Day|:|holiday=|}:

_{iif~%monthName%=Hamoi?{iif~%day%=21?|holiday=Yule (Winter Solstice)|:|holiday=|}:

_{iif~%monthName%=Atrimi?{iif~%day%=5?|holiday=Imbolc|:|holiday=|}:

_}}}}}}}}}}

(I really wish I could do something like

{iif~%monthName%=Ceathmi && %day%=1 ? |holiday=New Year's Day| : |holiday=|}

but I dn't think tablesmith support that, does it?

Anyways, any help would be appreciated!!

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First thing, you do not need? "?/ End" in every If statement. That might be blowing it up.

You also don't need???|Total=%Total%+1| in every line, |Total+1| is all you need there.

However, a simpler solution would be to look at a While loop....

%count%,0

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I'm trying to create a table that keeps a running total of points to spend. Once it reaches the max, it stops producing results.

Here is the structure I attempted with dummy text. When I run, the program exits (crashes). Any ideas?

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In several examples in the help file, there is a ~ (a tilda) before the table/group call, like this

1,[~CharGen.Start(3,)] //(G=3, C=default)//

1,[~CharGen.Start(,4)] //(G=default, C=4)//

1,[~CharGen.Start(,)] //(G and C default)//

1,[~CharGen.Start] //(G and C default)//

Anybody know what the sinifigance is?