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I know that the three dots notation '...' can be used in function definition to mean variable arguments. My question is: Is it legal to have the three dots _expression_ as an argument to a function call?
Yes, the three dots are allowed to be used in variadic functions as expressions and result in the arguments passed in the variadic part (see https://www.lua.org/manual/5.4/manual.html#3.4).
For example:
function pass_on(func, ...)
return func(...)
end
will take a function and more aguments and call the function with all the passed arguments after the func argument.
Regards,
Xmilia