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When an _expression_ evaluates to multiple values, all but the first will be discarded if the _expression_ is part of a list but is not the final element in that list. It's the same in table constructors.

On 9/12/07, Tom Miles <Tom@creative-assembly.co.uk> wrote:

Okay, so I'm obviously missing something with this.  Can anyone explain the behaviour from this:
 
function test1()
    return 1, 2
end
 
function test2()
    return 3,4
end
 
print(test1(), test2())
 
> 1    3    4
 
I would have expected it to output 1    2    3    4.  Why doesn't it?


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