I’ve been following the tutorials on the proposal accept pattern. I want to implement a situation with my smart contract where a person can create a guild that has multiple members. So I setup the following template template Guild with guildname: Text creator: Party member: [Party] w…

Daml is indentation sensitive, all statements in a do block need to start at the same line. So indent the let, indent guildCid and indent the submit. There are a few other minor typos: allocateParty not allocateparty name = "Martin" not name: "Martin" guild = guild not guild: Guild individu…

Thank you so much @cocreature , it is working, but why does guild = guild ? Is it because I am calling guild from the second line after the let statement?

guid = guild assigns the field called guild of the Individual you are created to the variable called guild which you are defining in the let above. There is actually also a shorthand for this, you can just write guild instead of guild = guild or use .. to fill in all fields not set otherwise that wa…

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Indentation sensitivity, case sensitivity, and field names vs variable names

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