Checking stored data?

After having the plugin save the userID with some other data, how do I scan whether of not a BasePlayer uID is in the data? and if it is, how do I add another line of data into that uID section? I have tried to check other plugins as reference, but I can't figure it out.

ex:

Code:

{
      "uID": "76561198015462577", //check for user
      "code": [
        "asdasdasd" //add more stuff after this
      ]
    }

 

If its in storedData(class StoredData)

Code:

if(storedData.ClassName.ContainsKey(player.userID))
{
      //Your code here if he is in the storedData
}
else
{
      //Your code if he is not in the data,
}

If its not in storedData(just a dictionary, hash, list, etc)

Code:

if(Class.ContainsKey(player.userID))
{
      //If it does contain player
}
else
{
     //If it does not contain player.
}

[DOUBLEPOST=1457827673][/DOUBLEPOST]For example,

Code:

class StoredData
{
    public Dictionary<ulong, PlayerStats> Stats  = new Dictionary<ulong, PlayerStats>();
    public StoredData()
    {
     }
}class PlayerStats
{
      public string Name;
      public PlayerStats()
      {
      }
}StoredData storedData;//Add/Receive//        private void InitUserData(BasePlayer player)
        {
            if(!storedData.Stats.ContainsKey(player.userID))
            {
                storedData.Stats.Add(player.userID, new PlayerStats());
                storedData.Stats[player.userID].Name = player.displayName;
                SaveData();
            }
            else
            {
          
             }
       }void SaveData()
{    Interface.Oxide.DataFileSystem.WriteObject(this.Title, storedData);
}void Loaded()
{
      storedData = Interface.GetMod().DataFileSystem.ReadObject<StoredData>(this.Title);
}

 

I'm getting

Code:

`System.Collections.Generic.List<Oxide.Plugins.Promocodes.Redeemed>' does not contain a definition for `ContainsKey' and no extension method `ContainsKey' of type `System.Collections.Generic.List<Oxide.Plugins.Promocodes.Redeemed>

IDK why it's saying that, I have the right namespace...

also here's my save data

Code:

class Redeemed
        {
            public string uID = "";
            public List<String> code = new List<string>();
            public Redeemed()
            {
            }
            public Redeemed(BasePlayer Player, string codeRedeemed)
            {
                uID = Player.UserIDString;
                code.Add(codeRedeemed);
            }
        }
        class SaveData
        {
            public List<Redeemed> isRedeemed = new List<Redeemed>();
            public SaveData()
            {
            }
        }        SaveData data;

and here's the checking

Code:

if (data.isRedeemed.ContainsKey(Player.UserIDString))
            {
                SendReply(player, "Exist");
            }

 

You can't search for a key in a list

You would be better off using a dictionary and using the player id as the key for ease of reference to it

Code:

class Redeemed
        {
            public List<string> code = new List<string>();
            public Redeemed()
            {
            }
            public Redeemed(BasePlayer Player, string codeRedeemed)
            {
                code.Add(codeRedeemed);
            }
        }
        class SaveData
        {
            public Dictionary<ulong, Redeemed> isRedeemed = new Dictionary<ulong, Redeemed>();
            public SaveData()
            {
            }
        }        SaveData data;

Or if you aren't planning on saving any data other then the list of codes you can be rid of the class and have the list in the dictionary

Code:

SaveData data;
        public class SaveData
        {
            public Dictionary<ulong, List<string>> isRedeemed = new Dictionary<ulong, List<string>>();
            public SaveData()
            {
            }
        }
        void Function(BasePlayer player, string code)
        {
            if (!data.isRedeemed.ContainsKey(player.userID))
                data.isRedeemed.Add(player.userID, new List<string>());
            data.isRedeemed[player.userID].Add(code);
        }

 

Oh, didn't realize he was using a list. Do [if(storedData.isRedeemed.Contains(player.userID))]
[DOUBLEPOST=1457832048][/DOUBLEPOST]Of course replace "storedData" and "isRedeemed" with what your plugin needs.

 

that works. Thanks man.