Difference between revisions of "Table Addon"
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'''table table.copy(table tab)''' | '''table table.copy(table tab)''' | ||
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'''table table.find(table haystack, number|string needle)''' | '''table table.find(table haystack, number|string needle)''' | ||
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'''table.print(table tab[, number depth])''' | '''table.print(table tab[, number depth])''' | ||
Recursively dump the table to the standard output. This is useful for debugging. | Recursively dump the table to the standard output. This is useful for debugging. | ||
When called from Lua, you probably shouldn't include the depth... | When called from Lua, you probably shouldn't include the depth... | ||
Revision as of 03:50, 18 February 2015
copy
table table.copy(table tab)
Actually does a full copy of a table, instead of referencing the original. This also recursively copies sub-tables.
find
table table.find(table haystack, number|string needle)
Checks table 'haystack' for anything that matches 'needle'. If found, returns the table's key that contains the value. If no match is found, returns nil.
table.print(table tab[, number depth])
Recursively dump the table to the standard output. This is useful for debugging. When called from Lua, you probably shouldn't include the depth...
