Usermessage help

[DestroyHim]

I am trying to send a large table from the server to the client by using multiple usermessages. After it sends about 6 strings in the table, it will stop working and I get this error on the server:

lua\includes\modules\glon.lua:248: Expected unescaped 
 to end string at position 113! (Got EOF)

I made a thread about this error yesterday but if not all of the encoded string is there then why is it still sending about 6 strings from the table?

This is my code:

Server:

local Table = glon.decode(GetGlobalString("table"))

umsg.Start("SetTable", ply)
   for k,v in ipairs(table) do
      umsg.String(v)
   end
umsg.End()

SetGlobalString("table", table.Empty(Table))

Client:

local Table = glon.decode(GetGlobalString("table"))
	
table.insert(Table, um:ReadString())
	
SetGlobalString("table", glon.encode(Table))

[DestroyHim]

Instead of usermessages I used a shared lua file. I am still getting this error on the client only:

lua\includes\modules\glon.lua:248: Expected unescaped 
 to end string at position 197! (Got EOF)

Im starting to think that maybe it has something to do with the global variable?

[Drakehawke]

Does the client really need the entire table? Maybe set up a way so the client asks for a specific part of the table and only that is sent via the usermessage.

[DestroyHim]

[QUOTE=Drakehawke;23617355]Does the client really need the entire table? Maybe set up a way so the client asks for a specific part of the table and only that is sent via the usermessage.[/QUOTE]

The client does need all of the table. Using a shared lua file is less complicated and maybe better. I just don't understand why I am getting that error. Is there a better way to temporarily store a table than global strings and glon?

[deathrat]

[QUOTE=DestroyHim;23617557]The client does need all of the table. Using a shared lua file is less complicated and maybe better. I just don't understand why I am getting that error. Is there a better way to temporarily store a table than global strings and glon?[/QUOTE]

Why not just send the string through the usermessage then decode it on the client?

[Drakehawke]

[QUOTE=deathrat;23621105]Why not just send the string through the usermessage then decode it on the client?[/QUOTE]

That's what he originally did to get the error.

[LauScript]

Do you have to use GLON?

[Drakehawke]

[QUOTE=LauScript;23621203]Do you have to use GLON?[/QUOTE]

You can't send tables with usermessages.

[Willox]

What are you putting inside this table of yours

[DestroyHim]

I found out it was not because of the usermessages. It was something with the global vars, I stopped using them and it worked. Thanks your your help!