Solved Incrementing int in datafile? (C#)

Hi!

So I have the following in a data file created using Oxide's API:

Code:

{
  "PlayerData": [
    {
      "UserId": "76561198054069055",
      "TimesJoined": 0
    }
  ]
}

What is the best way to read from this then +1 to "TimesJoined" for the individual player in OnPlayerInit and write to the data file using Oxide's API?

 

Code:

You could do it like: dataStuff.DataStuff[player.userID].TimesJoined = dataStuff.DataStuff[player.userID].TimesJoined + 1;
SaveData(); //Or whatever your save function is

[DOUBLEPOST=1465084389][/DOUBLEPOST]A example but this deals with gather-rate instead of data(Im sure you can change it up)

Code:

item.amount = (int)(item.amount * storedData.Player[player.userID].QuarryX);        

 

I can't seem to get that to work, probably because I am using a Hashset instead of a dictionary or list.
This is the code I use to create the datafile:

Code:

void SaveData() => Interface.Oxide.DataFileSystem.WriteObject("GUIAnnouncements_PlayerTimesJoined", storedData);
  
        void LoadSavedData()
        {
            storedData = Interface.Oxide.DataFileSystem.ReadObject<StoredData>("GUIAnnouncements_PlayerTimesJoined");
        }
  
        class StoredData
        {
            public readonly HashSet<PlayerTimesJoined> PlayerData = new HashSet<PlayerTimesJoined>();
        }
  
        class PlayerTimesJoined
        {
            public string UserId;
            public int TimesJoined;
      
            public PlayerTimesJoined()
            {
            }
      
            public PlayerTimesJoined(BasePlayer player)
            {
                UserId = player.userID.ToString();
                int TimesJoined;
            }
        }
  
        StoredData storedData;
        readonly HashSet<PlayerTimesJoined> PlayerData = new HashSet<PlayerTimesJoined>();
        void OnServerSave() => SaveData();void OnPlayerInit()
{
    var Data = new PlayerTimesJoined(player);
    if(!storedData.PlayerData.Contains(Data))
    {
        storedData.PlayerData.Add(Data);
        SaveData();
    }
    else
    {
//        Increment TimesJoined here.
        SaveData();
    }
}

Is it possible to do this with a Hashset? I would quite like to use it considering it is a very fast method of storing and reading data.

 

I have changed it to a dictionary for now and I have it working. It would still be interesting to know if there was a way to do it with a Hashset.

 

Yeah I never really used a hashset as they we're a bit weird. I'm sure it similar to a dictionary maybe.

 

JSON files are (mostly) just a single JSON object, which always contains key: value mappings. A hashset only contains values.

 

So it wouldn't really be feasible for what I want to use it for.

 

Exactly. A set is basically a list where all the elements are unordered, there is no such thing in JSON. There are numbers, strings, dictionaries/maps, booleans, lists/arrays (which are ordered) and null. A HashSet maps to neither of those, and JSON files are mostly just dictionaries/maps which contain string keys and JSON values as map values.