jamovi

oh yup. good catch.

yes, that's the intended behaviour.

special import is for importing into an existing data set ... you'll notice if you use 'special import' into the blank A, B, C, data set, those A, B, C, columns are retained.

kind regards

jonathon

$setRow() takes a named list of values

table1$setRow(rowKey=21, list(var="Item rank"))

jonathon

hi, so jamovi is taking the values from here: https://hosted.weblate.org/translate/jamovi/jmv-i18n/pl/?sort_by=-priority%2Cposition&offset=1346 https://hosted.weblate.org/translate/jamovi/jmv-i18n/pl/?sort_by=-priority%2Cposition&offset=1347 https://hosted.weblate.org/translate/jamovi/jmv-i1...

hi adaren,

these fixes should have made it into the latest versions.

can you double check that everything is correct in weblate? then can you provide an example of a translation that isn't appearing correctly.

with thanks

no worries ikchan, you should have received a slack invitation.

cheers

still not completely clear to me what you're trying to do, but hopefully this can get you on the right track. here you can see me populating the 'Fuzzy Score Table' from the data frame. Screenshot 2024-02-20 at 18.23.28.png to achieve this, i add a .init() function beside the .run() function that lo...

hi, so the problem is the way you're reading values from the df4 data frame. this code: value <- df4$value description <- df4$description $value and $description don't exist in df4, and so these will just be assigned NULL. to read the values from a data frame, you'll probably want to use something l...

do you have an example data set i can use with this?

(most modules won't need to use addColumn() because the .r.yaml file sets up the tables appropriately)

with thanks

hi, taking a look at your code, i can't see anything obviously wrong with it, so i would expect it to work ... if it doesn't work, i assume there's something a bit subtle we're overlooking. if you commit this module to a github repo, and share the link with us, someone should be able to figure out w...