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So is there a way to feed the '...' contents when executing another Lua file:
dofile( "other.lua", 13, true, { "o my!" } )
other.lua:
print( ... )
Current, old way was to feed the values into a global variable, which
is.. bad.
-ak 3.9.2004 kello 21:06, Roberto Ierusalimschy kirjoitti: BTW: I had hoped that:
function foo(...) print(unpack(arg), '\n') end function foo(...) print(..., '\n') end Would behave differently, with the former printing only the first arg, and the latter printing all arguments as if the arguments had literally been expanded inline. That's not how it works, huh?No. The `...' is equivalent to a function that returns multiple arguments. `...' and unpack(arg) are completely interchangeable. -- Roberto