Problem adding stats to gamepad UI

[coolmodi]

Hey,

while adding stats to the gamepad UI stat screen, I encountered an error that I don't understand.
I created the new labels and added the needed variables into ZO_GamepadStats:InitializeCharacterStats():

local gamepadStatsLC = ZO_GamepadStatsTopLevelRightPaneInfoPanelCharacterStatsPanelLeftColumn
local gamepadStatsRC = ZO_GamepadStatsTopLevelRightPaneInfoPanelCharacterStatsPanelRightColumn
 
local spellPenHeader = CreateControlFromVirtual("SpellPenetrationHeader", gamepadStatsLC, "ZO_GamepadStatsHeaderTemplate")
spellPenHeader:ClearAnchors()
spellPenHeader:SetAnchor(TOPLEFT, ZO_GamepadStatsTopLevelRightPaneInfoPanelCharacterStatsPanelLeftColumnRidingSpeedHeader, BOTTOMLEFT, 0, 90)
local spellPenData = CreateControlFromVirtual("SpellPenetration", gamepadStatsLC, "ZO_GamepadStatsDataTemplate")
spellPenData:ClearAnchors()
spellPenData:SetAnchor(TOPRIGHT, ZO_GamepadStatsTopLevelRightPaneInfoPanelCharacterStatsPanelLeftColumnRidingSpeed, BOTTOMRIGHT, 0, 90)
local physPenHeader = CreateControlFromVirtual("PhysicalPenetrationHeader", gamepadStatsRC, "ZO_GamepadStatsHeaderTemplate")
physPenHeader:ClearAnchors()
physPenHeader:SetAnchor(TOPLEFT, ZO_GamepadStatsTopLevelRightPaneInfoPanelCharacterStatsPanelRightColumnRidingTrainingHeader, BOTTOMLEFT, 0, 50)
local physPenData = CreateControlFromVirtual("PhysicalPenetration", gamepadStatsRC, "ZO_GamepadStatsDataTemplate")
physPenData:ClearAnchors()
physPenData:SetAnchor(TOPRIGHT, ZO_GamepadStatsTopLevelRightPaneInfoPanelCharacterStatsPanelRightColumnRidingTrainingTimer, BOTTOMRIGHT, 0, 50)
 
local OrigInitializeCharacterStats = ZO_GamepadStats.InitializeCharacterStats
function ZO_GamepadStats:InitializeCharacterStats()
    OrigInitializeCharacterStats(self)
    if MitigationPercent.savedVariables.showPen then
        self.spellPenetrationHeader = spellPenHeader
        self.physicalPenetrationHeader = physPenHeader
        --table.insert(self.headers, { label = self.SpellPenetrationHeader, stat = STAT_SPELL_PENETRATION })
        --table.insert(self.headers, { label = self.PhysicalPenetrationHeader, stat = STAT_PHYSICAL_PENETRATION })
        spellPenHeader:SetText("Focus Rating")
        physPenHeader:SetText("Physical Penetration")
        
        self.physicalPenetration = physPenData
        self.spellPenetration = spellPenData
        table.insert(self.statValues, { label = self.spellPenetration, stat = STAT_SPELL_PENETRATION })
        table.insert(self.statValues, { label = self.physicalPenetration, stat = STAT_PHYSICAL_PENETRATION })
    end
end

The values get updated and it works as it should, but when I add the headers (commented out) too, I get a "attempt to index nil value" error in zo_stats_gamepad.lua line 813:

header.label:SetText(GetStatText(header.stat))

even if I use a stat that is already in the screen by default that happens. With SetText(as used currently) it works fine though. It's literally the same way I add the values, and they work, why isn't it working for the headers too? Do I miss something obvious?

[haggen]

I'm away from the game now, but I'm going to take a long a shot here.

Wouldn't 'self.SpellPenetrationHeader' actually just be 'SpellPenetrationHeader'?

Just from looking at it, as I said, I don't know that part of the code.

"attempt to index nil value" is when you try to do something with a table key that doesn't exist.

[circonian]

It looks like a type-O (capitalization):

self.spellPenetrationHeader = spellPenHeader
self.physicalPenetrationHeader = physPenHeader
--table.insert(self.headers, { label = self.SpellPenetrationHeader, stat = STAT_SPELL_PENETRATION })
-- Should start with lower case s:
table.insert(self.headers, { label = self.spellPenetrationHeader , stat = STAT_SPELL_PENETRATION })
 
--table.insert(self.headers, { label = self.PhysicalPenetrationHeader, stat = STAT_PHYSICAL_PENETRATION })
-- Should start with lower case p:
table.insert(self.headers, { label = self.physicalPenetrationHeader , stat = STAT_PHYSICAL_PENETRATION })

[LoveMusique]

Circonian has reason, it's a code like that

[coolmodi]

Oh god, I feel so stupid now, I even rewrote it multiple times, how did I manage to always write that big without noticing?

Thanks