create category alphanumeric check not counting characters
Omar-Abdul-Azeez opened this issue · 3 comments
3 letters minimum? why tho? 1 letter categories aren't bad... in my case I want to make an "H" category for eroge novels
However... I believe this line was forgotten lol
I have 0 experience in C# but taking a look at the other method calls and after googling for a bit I think it should be
input.Count(x => char.isLetter(x))
also I noticed that the games aren't being counted...
shouldn't this be
.Query().toList().Count()?- The current version of the
input.Count()works just fine, even though thex => ...would work fine. - No, I don't need the .Query, because I just need the count. The
db.GetCollection<T>()returns anILiteCollection, which is enough for me to get a count.
I'm not sure if I'll decrease the category minimum to 2 or less
well, I was having an issue with both of these... category just seems to start working now... I tried restarting the program and it didn't fix it but now it fixed without restarting ._.
the game count still doesn't work tho it always shows 0 games...
still I have no knowledge in C# but it seems I was looking in the wrong file... whoops...
I have other issues on my end like traits weren't appearing as well but now they are... I think the most likely cause is not restarting after installing .NET core... I'll try that to see if it fixes it
edit: I just tried it but no luck... I added 2 games and the counter still shows 0...
I also noticed that characters that share more than one game only get mentioned in one of them... in the same way student club president heroine tag that is a child of setting and theme and character only getting grouped in the setting tags
and after fiddling with the categories I thought of a case that might not work as expected... and well it didn't...
- create a category
- add it to a game
- delete the category (globally not from the added game)
- create the category again with the same name
- the previously added game is found in the newly created category