Okay, after some trial and error, I managed to eliminate some of my other errors, although I still have an issue with one command returning the above error. The line is:
PCharacter.PCharacters.insert(PCharacter.charName <- "\(newCharName)",
PCharacter.maxHP <- "\(newCharHP)", PCharacter.maxMP <- "\(newCharMP)")
As far as I can tell, this follows the format of the insert command, except the example on Github uses hard coded values, rather than variables, although I need the variables since the user inputs them.
Just to give a little bit more background: PCharacter is a struct in AppDelegate, while this is a command contained in an Action linked to a button in the ViewController.
Here's the PCharacter struct:
struct PCharacter {
static let PCharacters = db["PCharacters"]
static let id = Expression<Int64>("id")
static let charName = Expression<String>("charName")
static let currentHP = Expression<Int64>("currentHP")
static let maxHP = Expression<Int64>("maxHP")
static let currentMP = Expression<Int64>("currentMP")
static let maxMP = Expression<Int64>("maxMP")
static let currentExp = Expression<Int64>("currentExp")
static let nextExp = Expression<Int64>("nextExp")
static let charWeaponID = Expression<Int64>("charWeaponID")
static func createTable() {
db.create(table: PCharacters) { t in
t.column(id, primaryKey: .Autoincrement)
t.column(charName, unique: true)
t.column(currentHP)
t.column(maxHP)
t.column(currentMP)
t.column(maxMP)
t.column(currentExp)
t.column(nextExp)
t.foreignKey(charWeaponID, references: Weapon.Weapons[id], delete: .SetNull)
}
}
}
Thanks for any help!
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