If i wanted to have a table inside of a table how would i call the values inside of it:
heres the idea
[lua]
local table = {}
table["anothertable"] = { 1, 2 , 3 }
[/lua]
now how would i grab the variable from the second index would i call it as:
variable = table["anothertable"][1] ???? that seems a little bit weird to me, figured id ask you guys.
Yes, that's how you would do it. I personally like to do it like this, though
[code]
local f = {
h = { 1, 2, 3 }
}
[/code]
I think it's neater, personally.
Alternatively, you could do
[lua]var = table.anothertable[2][/lua]
Remember that in Lua, table indices start at one, not zero. Lua is strange in that fashion.
[QUOTE=Entoros;22790430]Alternatively, you could do
[lua]var = table.anothertable[2][/lua]
Remember that in Lua, table indices start at one, not zero. Lua is strange in that fashion.[/QUOTE]
Well, they probably didn't want 0, I wouldn't.
[QUOTE=Entoros;22790430]Alternatively, you could do
[lua]var = table.anothertable[2][/lua]
Remember that in Lua, table indices start at one, not zero. Lua is strange in that fashion.[/QUOTE]
I think it's just more intuitive. You'd expect the index #1 to be the first entry of the table.
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