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== Things to remember == | == Things to remember == | ||
* '''Booleans:''' SQLite does not have booleans, it uses integers. So do not use <code>true</code> or <code>false</code>, use <code>1</code> and <code>0</code>. | * '''Booleans:''' SQLite does not have booleans, it uses integers. So do not use <code>true</code> or <code>false</code>, use <code>1</code> and <code>0</code>. | ||
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ALTER TABLE Colors COLUMN 'Description' TEXT DEFAULT NULL; | ALTER TABLE Colors COLUMN 'Description' TEXT DEFAULT NULL; | ||
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[[Category:Civ5 XML Files]] |
Revision as of 11:00, 24 September 2012
This page is a part of the Civ5 XML Reference.
Things to remember
- Booleans: SQLite does not have booleans, it uses integers. So do not use
true
orfalse
, use1
and0
.
Inserting rows
XML
<GameData>
<Colors>
<!-- Inserts a new color -->
<Row>
<Type>COLOR_CUSTOM</Type>
<Red>0.1</Red>
<Green>0.1</Green>
<Blue>0.1</Blue>
<Alpha>0.45</Alpha>
</Row>
</Colors>
<GameData>
SQL
/* Inserts a new color */
INSERT INTO Colors (Type, Red, Green, Blue, Alpha)
VALUES ('COLOR_CUSTOM', 0.1, 0.1, 0.1, 0.45);
Deleting rows
XML
<GameData>
<Colors>
<!-- Deletes all colors named COLOR_CUSTOM (there is only one actually) -->
<Delete Type="COLOR_CUSTOM" />
<!-- You can specify as many conditions as you want -->
<Delete R="1" G="1"/>
</Colors>
<GameData>
SQL
/* Deletes all colors named TYPE_CUSTOM whose red channel is equal to 1 */
DELETE FROM Colors
WHERE Type = 'COLOR_CUSTOM' AND Red = 1;
Updating rows
XML
<GameData>
<Colors>
<!-- Changes the red channel for all colors named COLOR_CUSTOM (there is only one actually)
<Update>
<Where Type="COLOR_CUSTOM"/>
<Set Red="1"/>
</Update>
<!-- You can specify as many conditions as you want and set as many properties as you want -->
<Update>
<Where Type="COLOR_CUSTOM" Red="0"/>
<Set Red="1" Green="0"/>
</Update>
<!-- As always, formatting rules are relaxed, use what's the most convenient for you -->
<Update>
<Where>
<Type>COLOR_CUSTOM</Type>
</Where>
<Set>
<Red>1</Red>
<Green>1</Green>
</Set>
</Update>
</Colors>
</GameData>
SQL
/* Update all colors whose names are COLOR_CUSTOM and red channel is 0 */
UPDATE Colors
SET Red = 1, Green = 0
WHERE Type = 'COLOR_CUSTOM' AND Red = 0;
/* Makes everything brighter */
UPDATE Colors
SET Red = Red + 0.1, Green = Green + 0.1, Blue=Blue + 0.1;
New tables
XML
<GameData>
<Table Name="MyColors">
<Column name="ID" type="integer" primarykey="true" autoincrement="true"/>
<Column name="Type" type="text" notnull="true" unique="true"/>
</Table>
</GameData>
SQL
/* Create one new table with two columns */
CREATE TABLE MyColors( id INTEGER PRIMARY KEY AUTOINCREMENT, Type TEXT UNIQUE );
New columns
SQL
/* Adds one Description column to Colors. */
ALTER TABLE Colors COLUMN 'Description' TEXT DEFAULT NULL;