The app is a clicker game so I would like to save the amount of clicks (represented on a button with text on it) to save.
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You have to save only one value in your tinydb
How do I do that?
Does this work?
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It will, but only if Counter_Button's text/value is updated each time you click the Button.
That's all I need
Do you want to update the Button's text or a separate label's text?
This won't work, if your intention is to save number of clicks, you should arrange your blocks this way
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Here, Counter_Button is just representing specific button object only, when we use dot operator to get value of specific property, that is returned.
To get property, we do
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This is what I put for when the button is clicked. Do I just put the .StoreValue by it? (Eddie is the click button)
Values used on both side of an operator, should be of same type, this is not there
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If Eddie is click button then what's purpose of Counter_Button, use a globle variable instead, to keep count of clicks as I shown in earlier example code.
Since, with mathematical + you can have both operands as numbers only, else you will get error.
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Please share your findings, where it doesn't work.
I used the code blocks that you said and when I downloaded the app, I clicked the button a few times. I closed the app and then opened it again and the button reset to 0.
I replicated with the same stapes, tested in companion and with apk installation as well, it's working as expected. I used the same code
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Ok, sure
Yes, that might be the blocks to be triggered on screen1.Initialize, to load the global i with old value from TinyDB, else it will be reinitialised with 0 every time when program start.
Thanks