mikshaw


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Posted: April 06 2005,05:09 |
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Using flua -f with arguments, i'm able to grab individual arguments with arg[1], arg[2], etc...but what do you do when you don't know the order in which the arguments were entered?
I tried printing the entire contents of the arg table with print(arg), but instead of a string I get some octal representation of the table itself.
Also tried foreachi(arg,print), which kinda works, but it's still not in a format i can use. Shouldn't there be a way to print the contents of a table?
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