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[ItzMagdy]

Oh I thought it didn't work yet according to your previous reply in this thread:


Could you tell us how you solved it for future reference?

when you said .plugin manager or sumthin like that i tried to find sumthin that fire up the MemoryEx plugin on my project or activate it so
Project > Plugin

[Imagine Programming]

dude just close this post off , cuz u know he solved my problem so i don't need something ,
Thanks,

Oh I thought it didn't work yet according to your previous reply in this thread:

But sorry there's a problem, your project worked and it's memoryex plugin worked but on my project nuthin work, i coppied the global function codes, the other codes, the input1-settings.json file, and the plugin file and the docs files and it says memoryex plugin is missing or a nil value, i reinstalled the plugin, and still not working

Could you tell us how you solved it for future reference?

[ItzMagdy]

You weren't kidding when you said you aimed to demonstrate the versatility of MemoryEx! Nicely done, sensei! Awesome as ever. This one's going straight to the poolroom.

PS.
Didn't know you were a Simon & Garfunkel fan.
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@IItzMagdy
You'll get help and feedback considerably faster if you start uploading the project.apz when you encounter these kinds of problems.

dude just close this post off , cuz u know he solved my problem so i don't need something ,
Thanks,

[Imagine Programming]

And sometimes they're also written into the scripting editors of our coding apps!

Haha! The Sound of Silence

[BioHazard]

Simon & Garfunkel are geniuses, how can someone not be a fan?

I'd concur with that opinion, IP!

and the words of the prophets are written on the subway walls and tenement halls ...

And sometimes they're also written into the scripting editors of our coding apps!

[Imagine Programming]

You weren't kidding when you said you aimed to demonstrate the versatility of MemoryEx! Nicely done, sensei! Awesome as ever. This one's going straight to the poolroom.

PS.
Didn't know you were a Simon & Garfunkel fan.

Simon & Garfunkel are geniuses, how can someone not be a fan? Haha!

@IItzMagdy
You'll get help and feedback considerably faster if you start uploading the project.apz when you encounter these kinds of problems.

I agree, I would've been able to help in the context of the project. As it stands, I believe it still isn't working for ItsMagdy in the project in question, only in my example

[BioHazard]

Here's a very extended example using MemoryEx. This example can be used to save a table in many formats, because it is using (somewhat, not quite, because it's iterative) a decorator pattern. It also includes an LH module for a ChooseColor and ChooseFont dialog. See the code in Globals, On Show and On Click of each button...
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You weren't kidding when you said you aimed to demonstrate the versatility of MemoryEx! Nicely done, sensei! Awesome as ever. This one's going straight to the poolroom.

PS.
Didn't know you were a Simon & Garfunkel fan.
.....................

@IItzMagdy
You'll get help and feedback considerably faster if you start uploading the project.apz when you encounter these kinds of problems.

[ItzMagdy]

Please share the project with the problem, so I can help you out. The best way of adding a plugin is using the Action Plugins dialog

:') ♥
Thanks very much

[Imagine Programming]

Please share the project with the problem, so I can help you out. The best way of adding a plugin is using the Action Plugins dialog

[ItzMagdy]

Here's a very extended example using MemoryEx. This example can be used to save a table in many formats, because it is using (somewhat, not quite, because it's iterative) a decorator pattern. It also includes an LH module for a ChooseColor and ChooseFont dialog. See the code in Globals, On Show and On Click of each button.

The included storage providers for the PersistentTable class: INIStorageProvider, MemoryStorageProvider, BinaryFileStorageProvider, JSONStorageProvider

In the example the JSONStorageProvider and BinaryFileStorageProvider are used to save the properties of Input1 to a json file. You could also replace JSONStorageProvider with MemoryStorageProvider and save to a .bin file. You could use only one provider as well, INIStorageProvider. Aside from that, you can extend the functionality by invoking StorageProvider:Extend

Anyhow, in before I'm going to enlist full documentation here; see if the example does what you want.

But sorry there's a problem, your project worked and it's memoryex plugin worked but on my project nuthin work, i coppied the global function codes, the other codes, the input1-settings.json file, and the plugin file and the docs files and it says memoryex plugin is missing or a nil value, i reinstalled the plugin, and still not working

[ItzMagdy]

Here's a very extended example using MemoryEx. This example can be used to save a table in many formats, because it is using (somewhat, not quite, because it's iterative) a decorator pattern. It also includes an LH module for a ChooseColor and ChooseFont dialog. See the code in Globals, On Show and On Click of each button.

The included storage providers for the PersistentTable class: INIStorageProvider, MemoryStorageProvider, BinaryFileStorageProvider, JSONStorageProvider

In the example the JSONStorageProvider and BinaryFileStorageProvider are used to save the properties of Input1 to a json file. You could also replace JSONStorageProvider with MemoryStorageProvider and save to a .bin file. You could use only one provider as well, INIStorageProvider. Aside from that, you can extend the functionality by invoking StorageProvider:Extend

Anyhow, in before I'm going to enlist full documentation here; see if the example does what you want.

You are wow
Thank you very much, ♥ i am really appreciated, i can't thank you enough for that
you are a life saver thanks

[Imagine Programming]

Here's a very extended example using MemoryEx. This example can be used to save a table in many formats, because it is using (somewhat, not quite, because it's iterative) a decorator pattern. It also includes an LH module for a ChooseColor and ChooseFont dialog. See the code in Globals, On Show and On Click of each button.

The included storage providers for the PersistentTable class: INIStorageProvider, MemoryStorageProvider, BinaryFileStorageProvider, JSONStorageProvider

In the example the JSONStorageProvider and BinaryFileStorageProvider are used to save the properties of Input1 to a json file. You could also replace JSONStorageProvider with MemoryStorageProvider and save to a .bin file. You could use only one provider as well, INIStorageProvider. Aside from that, you can extend the functionality by invoking StorageProvider:Extend

Anyhow, in before I'm going to enlist full documentation here; see if the example does what you want.

[ItzMagdy]

Don't give up, just take it slow. Read about Lua tables, and read about 'for key, value in pairs(tableVariable) do' and see what you can do. Never give up

Oh okay i gonna check it out, thanks

[Imagine Programming]

I give up, i am such an idiot, thanks for your help ^^

Don't give up, just take it slow. Read about Lua tables, and read about 'for key, value in pairs(tableVariable) do' and see what you can do. Never give up

[ItzMagdy]

Yes I know what you're asking for, see my initial response. You have to iterate through the properties table and save each pair if you want to use Application.SaveValue. Then when you load it, you have to determine which keys to load yourself or use the Registry functions to enumerate the keys.

That's why I said that maybe using an INI file is more flexible. You can then just store the keys to a file and later enumerate all the keys in a section.

I give up, i am such an idiot, thanks for your help ^^