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Adam D. Moss wrote:
Oh, sorry, I misread your code a bit. What I mentioned would explain the 2,nil thing but perhaps not the (n>0 and (not tbl[n])) thing (unless tbl[n] was boolean false).
Gah, third try. Don't mind me, it was a heavy night last night... I do see your main point, that the getn() of an apparently-empty table is !0. I wonder if this is related to the very few cases where Lua makes a distiction between table indices that are truly empty and table indices that have had nil explicitly assigned to them. --Adam