Authors CurseForge

Quote from StormFX

Yeah. I just meant that most languages have built-in functions that do what mine does. >.<

Know whatcha mean. First time through, it definitely looks like a deficiency.

Things get complicated as soon as metatables come into play, and tables with extra behavior start popping up. On the other hand, you can use the "len" metamethod and customize the behavior of the # operator for your own tables.

Quote from Farmbuyer

local function KeyCount(t)
   local i = 0
   for _ in pairs(t) do
       i = i + 1
   end
   return i
end

That's what I end up doing, rather than mess around with other eccentricities. Ah, Lua.

Or just do

[[My cousin's father said:"Come over here". And I went.]]

[[blah]] is the string delimiter as well as "blah" and 'blah'. If that isn't enough, you can also use [=[blah]=], or [==[blah]==], or [===[blah]===] inserting as many equal signs as you need, they are all valid Lua strings for the string "blah".