Update app.py

app.py

@@ -156,20 +156,25 @@ def display_glossary_grid(roleplaying_glossary):
                     links_md = ' '.join([f"[{emoji}]({url(term)})" for emoji, url in search_urls.items()])
                     st.markdown(f"{term} {links_md}", unsafe_allow_html=True)
 
-
-    
-
-# Streamlined UI for displaying buttons with scores, integrating emojis
 def display_buttons_with_scores():
-    for header, terms in roleplaying_glossary.items():
-        st.markdown(f"## {header}")
-        for term in terms:
-            key = generate_key(term, header, terms.index(term))
-            score = load_score(key)
-            if st.button(f"{term} {score}🚀", key=key):
-                update_score(key)
-                search_glossary('Create a three level markdown outline with 3 subpoints each where each line defines and writes out the core technology descriptions with appropriate emojis for the glossary term: ' + term)
-                st.experimental_rerun()
+    # Assuming generate_key, load_score, update_score, and search_glossary are defined elsewhere
+    for category, games in roleplaying_glossary.items():
+        st.markdown(f"## {category}")
+        for game, terms in games.items():
+            for term in terms:
+                # Construct a unique key for each term. This replaces the previous use of .index()
+                # The key now includes both the category and the game for uniqueness
+                key = f"{category}_{game}_{term}".replace(' ', '_').lower()
+                score = load_score(key)  # Load the score based on the generated key
+                
+                # Display a button for each term with its score
+                if st.button(f"{term} {score}🚀", key=key):
+                    # If button is pressed, update score and possibly rerun the search or action
+                    update_score(key)
+                    # Adjust the search_glossary call as needed to match the function's signature
+                    search_glossary('Create a three-level markdown outline with 3 subpoints each where each line defines and writes out the descriptions with appropriate emojis for the glossary term: ' + term, roleplaying_glossary)
+                    st.experimental_rerun()
+
 
 def fetch_wikipedia_summary(keyword):
     # Placeholder function for fetching Wikipedia summaries