I have a database in firebase that is meant to hold user data and I'm able to get it to add account data up to number 10 (zero based), but after that, anytime I call the function to add to the database it doesn't show up in Firebase. I am using this for a game in Unity. Here are the function calls.
`
public void populateDatabase()
{
//populate static account data
AccountData _thisAccount = new AccountData();
_thisAccount.accName = Account.instance.NickName();
_thisAccount.accEmail = PlayerAccount._this.getUserEmail();
_thisAccount.accCash = 100;
_thisAccount.accGem = 100;
//Ranking Values
_thisAccount.Rank = 0;
//rookie
_thisAccount.RookieRank = 0;
_thisAccount.RookieAverage = 0;
_thisAccount.RookieScoreOne = 0;
_thisAccount.RookieScoreTwo = 0;
_thisAccount.RookieScoreThree = 0;
//Amature
_thisAccount.AmatureRank = 0;
_thisAccount.AmatureAverage = 0;
_thisAccount.AmatureScoreOne = 0;
_thisAccount.AmatureScoreTwo = 0;
_thisAccount.AmatureScoreThree = 0;
//Semi
_thisAccount.SemiProRank = 0;
_thisAccount.SemiAverage = 0;
_thisAccount.SemiProScoreOne = 0;
_thisAccount.SemiProScoreTwo = 0;
_thisAccount.SemiProScoreThree = 0;
//Pro
_thisAccount.ProRank = 0;
_thisAccount.ProAverage = 0;
_thisAccount.ProScoreOne = 0;
_thisAccount.ProScoreTwo = 0;
_thisAccount.ProScoreThree = 0;
_thisAccount.accTricks = Account.instance.ReturnTricks();
string tName = _thisAccount.getAccName();
Debug.Log("Name: " + tName + " account " + _thisAccount.accTricks.Length);
Debug.Log("Email: " + _thisAccount.accEmail);
Debug.Log("Cash: " + _thisAccount.accCash);
Debug.Log("Attempt to fill Database info");
ConstuctDatabase(usersdb, _thisAccount);
}
private void ConstuctDatabase(DatabaseReference AccountRef, AccountData _thisAccount)
{
int num = 0;
AccountRef.RunTransaction(MutableData =>
{
num++;
List<object> account = MutableData.Value as List<object>;
if (account == null)
{
account = new List<object>();
}
else
{
Debug.Log("continue");
}
Dictionary<string, object> newAccount =
new Dictionary<string, object>();
newAccount["AccountName"] = _thisAccount.accName;
newAccount["AccountEmail"] = _thisAccount.accEmail;
newAccount["Cash"] = _thisAccount.accCash;
newAccount["Gem"] = _thisAccount.accGem;
//Ranking Values
newAccount["Rank"] = _thisAccount.Rank;
//rookie
newAccount["RookieRank"] = _thisAccount.RookieRank;
newAccount["RookieAverage"] = _thisAccount.RookieAverage;
newAccount["RookieScoreOne"] = _thisAccount.RookieScoreOne;
newAccount["RookieScoreTwo"] = _thisAccount.RookieScoreTwo;
newAccount["RookieScoreThree"] = _thisAccount.RookieScoreThree;
//Amature
newAccount["AmateurRank"] = _thisAccount.AmatureRank;
newAccount["AmateurAverage"] = _thisAccount.AmatureAverage;
newAccount["AmateurScoreOne"] = _thisAccount.AmatureScoreOne;
newAccount["AmateurScoreTwo"] = _thisAccount.AmatureScoreTwo;
newAccount["AmateurScoreThree"] = _thisAccount.AmatureScoreThree;
//Semi
newAccount["SemiProRank"] = _thisAccount.SemiProRank;
newAccount["SemiProAverage"] = _thisAccount.SemiAverage;
newAccount["SemiProScoreOne"] = _thisAccount.SemiProScoreOne;
newAccount["SemiProScoreTwo"] = _thisAccount.SemiProScoreTwo;
newAccount["SemiProScoreThree"] = _thisAccount.SemiProScoreThree;
//Pro
newAccount["ProRank"] = _thisAccount.ProRank;
newAccount["ProAverage"] = _thisAccount.ProAverage;
newAccount["ProScoreOne"] = _thisAccount.ProScoreOne;
newAccount["ProScoreTwo"] = _thisAccount.ProScoreTwo;
newAccount["ProScoreThree"] = _thisAccount.ProScoreThree;
//Trick Logic]
Dictionary<string, bool> newTricks =
new Dictionary<string, bool>();
int i = 0;
while (i < _thisAccount.accTricks.Length)
{
newTricks["Trick" + i] = _thisAccount.accTricks[i]._owned;
i++;
}
newAccount["TrickList"] = newTricks;
Debug.Log("ConstructDB1");
account.Add(newAccount);
MutableData.Value = account;
Debug.Log("ConstructDB2");
return TransactionResult.Success(MutableData);
});
}
`
Unfortunately, this is a known issue in 6.6.0. If you pay attention to the release page, I'd recommend upgrading as soon as possible.
Now an explanation of what's going on with a small workaround: an array is being serialized as effectively a dictionary with a numeric key. It's parsing numbers lexicographically (ex: it's doing some thing like 1, 10, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6...) and it breaks at 11. To work around this, rather than adding a list as you currently are, try serializing a dictionary with lexicographically ordered keys (ex: M001, M002, M003, &c). I know this isn't ideal, but it should unblock you for the time being!
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Ok so I have this minigame inside my main timeline. The minigame creates a bunch of objects dynamically inside an array using addChild(new a0), new a1, new a2 etc... Anyways at the end of the game, there's an option to either restart (resets scores and goes back to starting frame) or finished (goes back a few frames to the "main screen" which is on a different layer and back a few frames. If I choose either options, any of the objects that werent deleted from playing the game (getting a match) are left on the stage even when restarting or going back to the main frame. I've tried various methods of calling removeChild, setting arrays to empty and what not and I can't seem to figure out how to remove them. With the code that I will display here, I get this error:
ArgumentError: Error #2025: The supplied DisplayObject must be a child of the caller.
at flash.display::DisplayObjectContainer/removeChild()
at mousiesDay_fla::MainTimeline/clearGame()[mousiesDay_fla.MainTimeline::frame258:11]
at mousiesDay_fla::MainTimeline/tryAgain()[mousiesDay_fla.MainTimeline::frame258:29]
Here is the code
stop();
scoreWindow.visible = false;
scoreWindowText.visible = false;
finBtn.visible = false;
tryBtn.visible = false;
finBtn.removeEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, finished);
tryBtn.removeEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, tryAgain);
function clearGame() {
for( var i:int = 0; i < numClips; i++ ) {
removeChild( myClip[i] );
}
myClip.length = 0;
scoreWindow.visible = false;
scoreWindowText.visible = false;
finBtn.visible = false;
tryBtn.visible = false;
finBtn.removeEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, finished);
tryBtn.removeEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, tryAgain);
}
function finished(evt:MouseEvent) {
clearGame();
gotoAndPlay(256);
}
function tryAgain(evt:MouseEvent) {
clearGame();
gotoAndPlay(257);
}
backBtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, goBack);
function goBack(evt:MouseEvent) {
gotoAndPlay(256);
}
import flash.utils.*;
var myTimer:Timer = new Timer(1000);
myTimer.addEventListener("timer", timedFunction);
myTimer.start();
function timedFunction(eventArgs:TimerEvent) {
var tc:int= 31 - myTimer.currentCount;
pTime.text = tc.toString();
if (myTimer.currentCount > 30) {
for (var k:Number = 0; k < numClips; k++) {
myClip[k].removeEventListener("mouseDown", pieceMove);
myClip[k].removeEventListener("mouseUp", pieceMove);
}
myTimer.reset();
myTimer.stop();
scoreWindow.visible = true;
scoreWindowText.visible = true;
addChild(scoreWindow);
addChild(scoreWindowText);
scoreWindowText.text = "Congratulations. You got " + upgameScore + " / 10. \nClick FINISHED to go back or TRY AGAIN to restart.";
finBtn.visible = true;
finBtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, finished);
addChild(finBtn);
tryBtn.visible = true;
tryBtn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, tryAgain);
addChild(tryBtn);
}
}
var mySound:Sound = new correctSound();
upgameScore = 0;
var numClips:Number = 7;
var myClip = new Array(numClips);
myClip[0] = addChild(new a0());
myClip[1] = addChild(new a1());
myClip[2] = addChild(new a2());
myClip[3] = addChild(new a3());
myClip[4] = addChild(new a4());
myClip[5] = addChild(new a5());
myClip[6] = addChild(new a6());
//myClip[7] = addChild(new a7());
//myClip[8] = addChild(new a8());
//myClip[9] = addChild(new a9());
myClip[0].name = "piece0";
myClip[1].name = "piece1";
myClip[2].name = "piece2";
myClip[3].name = "piece3";
myClip[4].name = "piece4";
myClip[5].name = "piece5";
myClip[6].name = "piece6";
//myClip[7].name = "piece7";
//myClip[8].name = "piece8";
//myClip[9].name = "piece9";
var nph = new Array(numClips);
nph[0] = nph0_mc;
nph[1] = nph1_mc;
nph[2] = nph2_mc;
nph[3] = nph3_mc;
nph[4] = nph4_mc;
nph[5] = nph5_mc;
nph[6] = nph6_mc;
//nph[7] = nph7_mc;
//nph[8] = nph8_mc;
//nph[9] = nph9_mc;
var tpg = new Array(numClips);
tpg[0] = tpg0_mc;
tpg[1] = tpg1_mc;
tpg[2] = tpg2_mc;
tpg[3] = tpg3_mc;
tpg[4] = tpg4_mc;
tpg[5] = tpg5_mc;
tpg[6] = tpg6_mc;
//tpg[7] = tpg7_mc;
//tpg[8] = tpg8_mc;
//tpg[9] = tpg9_mc;
var x0 = myClip[0].x = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+530-20))+20;//Math.random()*400+50;
var y0 = myClip[0].y = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+380-20))+20;//Math.random()*50+50;
var x1 = myClip[1].x = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+530-20))+20;//Math.random()*400+50;
var y1 = myClip[1].y = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+380-20))+20;//Math.random()*50+50;
var x2 = myClip[2].x = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+530-20))+20;//Math.random()*400+50;
var y2 = myClip[2].y = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+380-20))+20;//Math.random()*50+50;
var x3 = myClip[3].x = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+530-20))+20;//Math.random()*400+50;
var y3 = myClip[3].y = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+380-20))+20;//Math.random()*50+50;
var x4 = myClip[4].x = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+530-20))+20;//Math.random()*400+50;
var y4 = myClip[4].y = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+380-20))+20;//Math.random()*50+50;
var x5 = myClip[5].x = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+530-20))+20;//Math.random()*400+50;
var y5 = myClip[5].y = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+380-20))+20;//Math.random()*50+50;
var x6 = myClip[6].x = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+530-20))+20;//Math.random()*400+50;
var y6 = myClip[6].y = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+380-20))+20;//Math.random()*50+50;
/*var x7 = myClip[7].x = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+530-20))+20;//Math.random()*400+50;
var y7 = myClip[7].y = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+380-20))+20;//Math.random()*50+50;
var x8 = myClip[8].x = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+530-20))+20;//Math.random()*400+50;
var y8 = myClip[8].y = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+380-20))+20;//Math.random()*50+50;
var x9 = myClip[9].x = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+530-20))+20;//Math.random()*400+50;
var y9 = myClip[9].y = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+380-20))+20;//Math.random()*50+50;*/
var j:Number;
for (var k:Number = 0; k < numClips; k++) {
myClip[k].addEventListener("mouseDown", pieceMove);
myClip[k].addEventListener("mouseUp", pieceMove);
}
function pieceMove(evt:Event):void {
if (evt.type == "mouseDown") {
//mySound.play();
evt.target.startDrag();
}
else if (evt.type == "mouseUp") {
//mySound.play();
evt.target.stopDrag();
for (j = 0; j < numClips; j++) {
if (evt.target.name == "piece" + j &&
evt.target.hitTestObject(nph[j]) == true) {
removeChild(myClip[j]);
nph[j].alpha = 0;
tpg[j].alpha = 100;
if (j == 2) {
setChildIndex(tpg[j], 1);
}
upgameScore++;
}
else if (evt.target.name == "piece" + j) {
evt.target.x = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+530-20))+20;//Math.random()*400+50;
evt.target.y = Math.floor(Math.random()*(1+380-20))+20;//Math.random()*50+50;
}
}
scor.text = upgameScore.toString();
if (upgameScore == 10) {
msgbox.text = "Congratulations !";
for (var k:Number = 0; k < numClips; k++) {
myClip[k].removeEventListener("mouseDown", pieceMove);
myClip[k].removeEventListener("mouseUp", pieceMove);
}
myTimer.reset();
myTimer.stop();
scoreWindow.visible = true;
scoreWindowText.visible = true;
addChild(scoreWindow);
addChild(scoreWindowText);
scoreWindowText.text = "Congratulations. You got " + upgameScore + " / 10. \nClick FINISHED to go back or TRY AGAIN to restart.";
}
}
}
I should mention that if you look near the end of the code where I do the testHitObject and then call removeChild after that, THAT particular delete works and removes the object from the frame.
Solved this one too. I should probably spend a bit more time before I post these.
As it turns out, when objects were being matched they were being removed as per the removeChild() function that was working. What I was doing then was iterating through the array and attempting to remove some objects that were already removed. So what i did was kept an array that matched the objects and when they were removed, changed a flag to 0. Then at the end, iterate through the new array and if there's a 1, remove the child object from the array with the same index. If there's a 0, ignore it. Now it works.
I have this class but i wanna make it 2D dimensional Array. And i do not know how to do it...Everyone tells me to create 2D array so i can easy call it and read array...but i found this way of making items.
Now array or gird that will store this times would be helpful.
Any code to transfer this class to an array would be helpful.
Weapon base is Inheriting 2 additional Classes.
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
namespace RPG
{
class WeaponList
{
private WeaponBase WoodenSword;
private WeaponBase RustySword;
private WeaponBase IronSword;
private WeaponBase SteelSword;
private WeaponBase BoardSword;
private WeaponBase MythrilSword;
private WeaponBase BloodSword;
private WeaponBase CoralSword;
private WeaponBase AncientSword;
public void CreateWeapon()
{
WoodenSword = new WeaponBase();
WoodenSword.ItemName = "Wooden Sword";
WoodenSword.ItemDescription = "A basic traning sword...can do some damage";
WoodenSword.IsStackable = true;
WoodenSword.Attack = 4;
WoodenSword.WeaponType = WeaponBase.WeaponTypes.Sword;
WoodenSword.ItemID = 1;
WoodenSword.Price = 10;
RustySword = new WeaponBase();
RustySword.ItemName = "Rysty Sword";
RustySword.ItemDescription = "Old rusty sword....still better than wooden one";
RustySword.Attack = 5;
RustySword.IsStackable = true;
RustySword.WeaponType = WeaponBase.WeaponTypes.Sword;
RustySword.ItemID = 2;
RustySword.Price = 50;
IronSword = new WeaponBase();
IronSword.ItemName = "Iron Sword";
IronSword.ItemDescription = "This sword has a broad and sturdy blade, but its iron construction makes it very heavy.";
IronSword.IsStackable = true;
IronSword.Attack = 6;
IronSword.WeaponType = WeaponBase.WeaponTypes.Sword;
IronSword.ItemID = 3;
IronSword.Price = 100;
SteelSword = new WeaponBase();
SteelSword.ItemName = "Steel Sword";
SteelSword.ItemDescription = "Hardend version of iron sword";
SteelSword.IsStackable = true;
SteelSword.Attack = 7;
SteelSword.WeaponType = WeaponBase.WeaponTypes.Sword;
SteelSword.ItemID = 4;
SteelSword.Price = 500;
BoardSword = new WeaponBase();
BoardSword.ItemName = "Borad Sword";
BoardSword.ItemDescription = "This broad-bladed sword is suited for large slashing strokes. It is inexpensive, but not particularly powerful. ";
BoardSword.IsStackable = true;
BoardSword.Attack = 8;
BoardSword.WeaponType = WeaponBase.WeaponTypes.Sword;
BoardSword.ItemID = 5;
BoardSword.Price = 800;
MythrilSword = new WeaponBase();
MythrilSword.ItemName = "Mythril Sword";
MythrilSword.ItemDescription = "A sword forged from the metal known as mythril. Its brilliantly shining blade is incredibly lightweight.";
MythrilSword.IsStackable = true;
MythrilSword.Attack = 10;
MythrilSword.WeaponType = WeaponBase.WeaponTypes.Sword;
MythrilSword.ItemID = 6;
MythrilSword.Price = 1600;
BloodSword = new WeaponBase();
BloodSword.ItemName = "Blood Sword";
BloodSword.ItemDescription = "The blade of this sword is a deep crimson, as if it were drenched in blood. It is cruelly sharp.";
BloodSword.IsStackable = true;
BloodSword.Attack = 8;
BloodSword.WeaponType = WeaponBase.WeaponTypes.Sword;
BloodSword.ItemID = 7;
BloodSword.Price = 1400;
BloodSword.specialAttack = "Drains Foe's HP";
CoralSword = new WeaponBase();
CoralSword.ItemName = "Coral Sword";
CoralSword.ItemDescription = "The handle of this single-edged sword has been decorated with intricate coral piecework.";
CoralSword.IsStackable = true;
CoralSword.Attack = 11;
CoralSword.WeaponType = WeaponBase.WeaponTypes.Sword;
CoralSword.ItemID = 8;
CoralSword.Price = 2200;
CoralSword.specialAttack = "Element: Thunder";
AncientSword = new WeaponBase();
AncientSword.ItemName = "Ancient Sword";
AncientSword.ItemDescription = "A sword constructed using ancient techniques that have long since perished from the world.";
AncientSword.IsStackable = true;
AncientSword.Attack = 11;
AncientSword.WeaponType = WeaponBase.WeaponTypes.Sword;
AncientSword.ItemID = 9;
AncientSword.Price = 3300;
}
}
}
Well I'm not sure what you're exactly doing, but making a 2D Array is quite simple:
int[,] MyArray = new int[3,4];
// Access like this:
MyArray[0,0] = 1;
MyArray[0,1] = 2;
MyArray[0,2] = 3;
// Etc...
// To Populate using a For Loop:
int i = 0;
for(int x=0; x < 3; x++)
for(int y=0; y < 4; y++)
{
i++;
MyArray[x, y] = i;
}
And that's how you make a 2D Array.
Edit:
Making it for a class is a similar process:
MyClass[,] MyArray = new MyClass[3,4];
// Access like this:
MyClass[0,0] = new MyClass();
MyClass[0,1] = new MyClass();
MyClass[0,2] = new MyClass();
// Etc...
// To Populate using a For Loop:
for(int x=0; x < 3; x++)
for(int y=0; y < 4; y++)
{
MyClass[x, y] = new MyClass();
}
As you can see making a 2D Array for a class is pretty much the same.
I suggest this way (vb-pseudo code).
Class WeaponBase
ItemName
ItemDescription
IsStackable
...
End Class
Class Weapons
inherits list (of WeaponBass)
Sub CreateWeapon
' here i will read data from XML or JSON instead of this below
w = new WeaponBase();
w.ItemName = "Wooden Sword";
w.ItemDescription = "A basic traning sword...can do some damage";
w.IsStackable = true;
add(w)
w = new WeaponBase();
w.ItemName = "Metal Sword";
w.ItemDescription = "A basic traning sword...can do some damage";
w.IsStackable = true;
add(w)
End Sub
Sub CreateNewItem(_name, _desc, _stackable)
w = new WeaponBase();
w.ItemName = _name;
w.ItemDescription = _desc;
w.IsStackable = _stackable;
add(w)
End Sub
End Class
and now you have a list of weapons that you can easily access and do whatevery you wish.
I am trying to reset a scene an move every thing to its original position the reset function resets the array adds the nape bodies back to the stage and attaches the graphics but the original graphics still are on the stage in whatever position they were in when reset was called
private var brickGraphic:MovieClip = new Brick();
private var brick:Body;
private var brickArray:Array;
private function setUp():void
{
brickArray = new Array ;
for (var i:int = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
var brick:Body = new Body(BodyType.DYNAMIC);
var brickShape:Polygon = new Polygon(Polygon.box(10,25));
var brickGraphic = new Brick();
brickGraphic.width = 10;
brickGraphic.height = 25;
addChild(brickGraphic);
brickGraphic.cacheAsBitmap = true;
brick.shapes.add(brickShape);
brick.position.setxy(450, ((ag ) - 30 * (i + 0.5)));
brick.angularVel = 0;
brick.shapes.at(0).material.elasticity = .5;
brick.shapes.at(0).material.density = 150;
brick.cbTypes.add(brickType);
brick.space = space;
brickGraphic.stop();
brick.userData.sprite = brickGraphic;
brick.userData.sprite.x = brick.position.x;
this.brickArray.push(brick);
}
private function reset():void
{
if (contains(brickGraphic)) removeChild(brickGraphic);
space.clear();
setUp();
}
}
this is the final issue i am having on this app and your help would be greatly appreciated
That's because you are not removing them with removeChild.
You need to call removeChild for each brickGraphic object you add to the stage.
Something like :
private function setUp():void
{
brickArray = [];
for (var i:int = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
var brick:Body = new Body(BodyType.DYNAMIC);
var brickShape:Polygon = new Polygon(Polygon.box(10,25));
var brickGraphic = new Brick();
brickGraphic.width = 10;
brickGraphic.height = 25;
addChild(brickGraphic);
brickGraphic.cacheAsBitmap = true;
brick.shapes.add(brickShape);
brick.position.setxy(450, ((ag ) - 30 * (i + 0.5)));
brick.angularVel = 0;
brick.shapes.at(0).material.elasticity = .5;
brick.shapes.at(0).material.density = 150;
brick.cbTypes.add(brickType);
brick.space = space;
brickGraphic.stop();
brick.userData.sprite = brickGraphic;
brick.userData.sprite.x = brick.position.x;
this.brickArray.push(brick);
}
}
private function removeAllBricks():void
{
for(var i:int=0; i<brickArray.length; i++)
{
var dp:DisplayObject = brickArray[i].userData.sprite as DisplayObject;
if(dp && dp.parent)
dp.parent.removeChild(dp);
}
}
private function reset():void
{
removeAllBricks();
space.clear();
setUp();
}
im trying to create a randomized array that will change the position of my pictures(in the tilelist) each time the application is launched. Hope you understand what im looking for, and i dont really understand how to link code correctly here :/
I think its easier simply copying into flash and view from there
thanks :)
Here's my code:
flash.events.MouseEvent;
btn_back.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, ftilbake);
function ftilbake(evt:MouseEvent)
{
gotoAndStop(1);
}
var heroArray:Array = new Array();
var randomizeArray:Array = new Array();
createArrays()
function createArrays()
{
heroArray[0] = new Array("Rumble","Garen","Lulu","Corki","Warwick");
heroArray[1] = new Array("Bilder/Champions/Rumble.jpg","Bilder/Champions/Garen.jpg","Bilder/Champions/Lulu.jpg","Bilder/Champions/Corki.jpg","Bilder/Champions/Warwick.jpg");
heroArray[2] = new Array("Bilder/Champions/Rumble1.jpg","Bilder/Champions/Garen1.jpg","Bilder/Champions/Lulu1.jpg","Bilder/Champions/Corki1.jpg","Bilder/Champions/Warwick1.jpg");
heroArray[3] = new Array("the Mechanized Menace","the Might of Demacia","the Fae Sorceress","the Daring Bombardier","the Blood Hunter");
heroArray[4] = new Array(0,0,0,0,0);
heroArray[5] = new Array("Rumble.wav","Garen.wav","Lulu.wav","Corki.wav","Warwick.wav");
randomizeArray[0] = new Array();
randomizeArray[1] = new Array();
randomizeArray[2] = new Array();
randomizeArray[3] = new Array();
randomizeArray[4] = new Array();
//randomizing the positions in the array(?)
var randomPos:int = 0;
for (var i:int = 0; i < heroArray.length; i++)
{
randomPos = int(Math.random() * heroArray[0].length);
while (randomizeArray[randomPos][0] != null)
{
randomPos = int(Math.random() * heroArray.length);
}
}
}
var totalKlikk:int = 0;
for (var teller1:int = 0; teller1 <heroArray[0].length; teller1++)
{
leagueChamps.addItem({label:heroArray[0][teller1], source:heroArray[1][teller1]});
}
leagueChamps.columnWidth = 80;
leagueChamps.rowHeight = 80;
leagueChamps.columnCount = 5;
leagueChamps.rowCount = 1;
leagueChamps.direction = "horizontal";
leagueChamps.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK, bildeKlikk);
function bildeKlikk(evt:MouseEvent)
{
var element:Object = leagueChamps.selectedItem;
var fil:String = element.source;
txtChHero.visible = false;
totalKlikk++;
if (totalKlikk <11)
{
for (teller1 = 0; teller1 <heroArray[0].length; teller1++)
{
if (heroArray[1][teller1] == fil)
{
heroArray[4][teller1]++;
if (heroArray[4][teller1] == 1)
{
txtBox1.visible = true;
txtBox2.visible = true;
leagueShow.source = heroArray[2][teller1];
txtBox1.text = heroArray[0][teller1];
txtBox2.text = heroArray[3][teller1];
}
if (heroArray[4][teller1] == 2)
{
txtBox1.visible = true;
txtBox2.visible = true;
leagueShow.source = heroArray[2][teller1];
txtBox1.text = heroArray[0][teller1];
txtBox2.text = heroArray[3][teller1];
heroArray[5][teller1].play();
}
if (heroArray[4][teller1] == 3)
{
bildeKlikk3();
}
}
}
}
else
{
txtChHero.visible = true;
txtChHero.text = "Du har klikket følgende mange ganger på de forskjellige bildene:";
txtH1.text = heroArray[4][0]
txtH2.text = heroArray[4][1]
txtH3.text = heroArray[4][2]
txtH4.text = heroArray[4][3]
txtH5.text = heroArray[4][4]
txtBox1.visible = false;
txtBox2.visible = false;
leagueShow.visible = false;
}
}
function bildeKlikk3()
{
txtBox1.visible = true;
txtBox2.visible = true;
leagueShow.source = heroArray[2][teller1];
txtBox2.text = "Ikke mer informasjon";
}
txtBox2.visible = false;
txtBox1.visible = false;
Array randomization is something which comes up very frequently in all my projects so I ended up creating a static method in my Array utility class for it.
It uses the Fisher–Yates shuffle which is supposed to be the most unbiased (and efficient?) algorithm for shuffling the content of an array. There could be faster ways of doing it (like using the array.sortOn() method, but I am not sure how unbiased a result they get compared to this one.)
The shuffle method:
/**
* shuffle the given array
* #param array
* #return
*/
public static function shuffle(array:Array):Array
{
var index :int;
var item :*;
var limit :int = array.length as int;
for (var i:int = limit-1; i >= 0 ; --i)
{
index = Math.floor(Math.random() * (i + 1));
item = array[index];
array[index] = array[i];
array[i] = item;
}
return array;
}
Example:
var myArray:Array = new Array("Red","Orange","Yellow","Green","Blue");
myArray = ArrayUtils.shuffle(myArray);
where ArrayUtils is the name of the Array Utility class I use. You can simply use the function directly if you don't want to use a utility class of course.
Try this
while (heroArray.length > 0) {
randomizeArray.push(heroArray.splice(Math.round(Math.random() * (heroArray.length - 1)), 1)[0]);
}
Just instatiate randomizeArray though, and don't fill it with empty Arrays like in ur source!
I recommend creating a single object to hold related data, and using a single Array/Vector of that object type.
To answer your question, randomizing an array is fairly easy to do with array.sort() and a random selection function. This method can also be used to randomize any array. you don't need to splice arrays or iterate either.
function sortOnRandom(a:Object, b:Object):Number{
if(Math.random() > 0.5){
return 1;
}else{
return -1;
}
}
myArray.sort(sortOnRandom);
My query returns account.name, account.account and account.parentaccountid.
I'm using Silverlight and CRM2011.
Now I'm having trouble to find out how to extract value from parentaccountid attribute.
I have silverlightextensionmethods.cs file included in my VS project, and I'm using GetAttributeValue<Guid>("parentaccountid") to get the value from parentaccountid.
The value returned is empty.
Has anyone any ideas how to accomplish this?
I can get any other attribute value, but parentaccountid in account and parentcustomerid in contact are making my life very difficult.
Code:
FIRST I CREATE QUERYEXPRESSION:
string temp="name;accountid;parentaccountid";
string[] fields = temp.Split(';');
QueryExpression query = new QueryExpression()
{
EntityName = entity,
ColumnSet = new ColumnSet { Columns = new System.Collections.ObjectModel.ObservableCollection<string>(fields) },
Criteria = new FilterExpression
{
FilterOperator = LogicalOperator.And,
Conditions =
{
new ConditionExpression
{
AttributeName = parentidfield,
Operator = ConditionOperator.Equal,
Values = { id }
}
}
}
};
OrganizationRequest req = new OrganizationRequest();
req.RequestName = "RetrieveMultiple";
req["Query"] = query;
service.BeginExecute(req, new AsyncCallback(GetChildren_ExecuteCallBack), service);
NEXT I TY TO READ VALUES FORM RESPONSE
void GetChildren_ExecuteCallBack(IAsyncResult childresult)
{
List<TreeRecord> listc = new List<TreeRecord>();
try
{
OrganizationResponse childresponse = ((IOrganizationService)childresult.AsyncState).EndExecute(childresult);
EntityCollection childresults = (EntityCollection)childresponse["EntityCollection"];
if (childresults.Entities.Count > 0)
{
TreeConfig sitm = new TreeConfig();
string sdisplay = "";
string[] fields = "".Split(';');
string sid = "";
string pid = "";
foreach (Entity childentity in childresults.Entities)
{
foreach (TreeConfig sitem in Configs)
{
if (sitem.EntityName == childentity.LogicalName)
{
sitm = sitem;
}
}
TreeRecord childitem = new TreeRecord();
string sValue = "";
sdisplay = "name;accountid;parentaccountid";
fields = sdisplay.Split(';');
sid = "accountid";
pid = "parentaccountid";
int i = sdisplay.Split(';').Length;
for (int j = 0; j < i; j++)
{
try { sValue += childentity.GetAttributeValue<string>(fields[j]) + " "; }
catch (Exception ex)
{
//s = "sValue haku: " + ex.Message.ToString();
//this.ReportMessage(s.ToString());
}
}
childitem.Name = sValue;
childitem.EntityName = childentity.LogicalName;
childitem.Level = sitm.Level;
childitem.ParentEntityName = sitm.EntityName;
childitem.Color = sitm.Color;
childitem.RecordId = childentity.GetEntityId<Guid>(sid);
try { childitem.ParentId = childentity.GetAttributeValue<Guid>(pid); }
catch
{
//sb.AppendLine("guid: parentid tietoa ei löydy");
//this.ReportMessage(sb.ToString());
}
listc.Add(childitem);
}
}
}
Instead of
childentity.GetAttributeValue<Guid>(pid)
use
childentity.GetAttributeValue<EntityReference>(pid)