How to use table.add and have a subtable?

[blackwidowman]

I'm having trouble getting my head around this one as everything I tried seems to be no where close. There's no good resources on this either for making sub tables
For example I want a table when printed looks like:
Where - is a sub part of the first table
1:Playername
-playerjob
-playermodel
2:Playername
-playerjob
-playermodel

I thought I could do
generalList = {}
 tempList = {playername,{playerjob,playermodel,}} -- 2 with different values
 tempList = {playername,{playerjob,playermodel,}} -- 2 with different values
table.Add(generalList, tempList)

[Ricky Servietsky]

Not tested but i think you can do
generalist = {
{playername,{playerjob,playermodel},
{playername,{playerjob,playermodel}
}

[blackwidowman]

What if i'm trying to add them via a loop?

[Ricky Servietsky]

Untested but
table.Add( generalList, {playername, {playerjob,playermodel} } )
should work fine

[Bobblehead]

generalList = {}
for i=1, 100 do
local tempList = {playername,{playerjob,playermodel,}}

generalList[i] = tempList
--or
table.insert(generalList, tempList)
end
Note that table.Add adds the CONTENTS of a table to another. This means you'd end up with a table which looks like this:gene
generalList = {playername,{playerjob,playermodel,}, playername2,{playerjob2,playermodel2,}, playername3,{playerjob3,playermodel3,}}
One more thing. Unless the order of your table is important, I recommend structuring it like this instead of what I said at the beginning of this post:
generalList = {}
for k,v in pairs(player.GetAll()) do
local playername, playerjob, playermodel = v:Nick(), v:Team(), v:GetModel()
generalList[playername] = {playerjob,playermodel}
end

--then, to get values from the table:
for k,v in pairs(generalList)do
print("Name: "..k, "Job: "..team.GetName(v[1]), "Model: "..v[2])
end