UserInfo

Depends on what you are wanting to do. To access data from all Users, you need to use methods I mentioned earlier (usually use getTop(int)) to obtain a list, which then can be iterated - pulling data (like the strings or ints) from their elements, which then can be displayed, etc.

Here is an example of getting the first String from Users: To make it a single message between all Users, my first thought would be: (with the UserInfo from UserInfo.getMyInfo()) 1. Set one of the Strings to the message 2. Set score to be that of the top score plus 1. ( i.e. setScore(UserInfo.getTop(1).get(0).getScore() + 1) with added accommodation for if UserInfo.getTop(1) returns an empty list - being the first messager) 3. Store Then the current message is obtained by UserInfo.getTop(1).get(0).getString(int)

Ah. That is because UserInfo.getTop(1).get(0) returns an Object and not a UserInfo type - unfortunately, although it has to be under the context. Sorry, Try using a cast like so: UserInfo topUser = (UserInfo)UserInfo.getTop(1).get(0); topUser.getScore()

No, in my example/approach, you don't need to use the ints. Just the separate score int (makes it easy to find the current, since will be at the top of the getTop list of users)

To store the message, use UserInfo.setString(0, message) - Sets the first String to message. Doesn't matter so long as you are reading from that String as well: ((UserInfo)UserInfo.getTop(1).get(0)).getString(0)