Dictionary load and save tutorials
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@MrAeon1111 It gets approachable with time. Doctionaries and libraries are just like, level 7 abstract thought it seems easy in concept but when you try to grab it it's slippery. Time and patience 🙌
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Thanks, man. I really love the software.
It’s beautifully done. It’s clean. It’s clear everything is at the right place. I’m amazed.
Just the little lack of tutorial is my only concern until now. -
Thanks, man. I really love the software.
It’s beautifully done. It’s clean. It’s clear everything is at the right place. I’m amazed.
Just the little lack of tutorial is my only concern until now.@MrAeon1111 Word. RX does what he can but he's been a college student through it all so his time is on budget. I struggled with stored values for a long time as well. People might not always be snappy getting back (I can answer things but I'm also learning and I make mistakes) but someone will come around. I think Discord help section probably gets checked more idk for sure
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Thanks guys..
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Oh oops, yeah I found out about the issue with the demo I made. One of the behaviors were using the wrong input for when deleting a key. 🙃
So in the project, when pressing save, it will save the current contents of the dictionary to file. If there is already a save, it will be overwritten.
After you quit and come back, you can press load to restore that. It will load the contents back into the dictionary and it will update the label to display the contents.
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But yeah, about the tutorials, I am disappointed with how we currently do things and the lack of tutorials we have. We do have a dedicated Help page with all the documentation, links to video tutorials, etc. but either the content doesn't help (too broad/no examples) or nobody refers to them.
It also doesn't help that most of it is outdated 🙃 They're reliable but the screenshots would show UI that is different than what we have now
We are currently focusing on web support, but I also think we should also focus on making the app itself more beginner friendly with built-in interactive examples and explanations. If the stuff that we have isn't clicking, then we should probably focus on more concrete foundational examples like this one:
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We could really use a clear tutorial on arrays and dictionaries — something that shows how to add and remove elements with simple, clean examples, and explains how an inventory system should work.
This would be perfect. ❤️
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How do I put an object at the next index value place?
It’s not append and not prepend. And I am not supposed to know the current index.After the A9. How can I put my next object there? Is there any function to put things one after the other?

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