Is there any way in which I can build an if statement like this:
if (string.find( fase, "League" ) or string.find( fase, "Cup" ) then
from an array where i have this:
tournament = [{nombre = "league"}, {nombre = "cup"}]
without the need to go through the array with a for, I was thinking about if it could be done with concatenating or something like that
Thanks.
What does “fase” mean?
I have a helper function that loops through a table and returns true or false if it finds the value. Then I can do an if statement similar to the one you stated.
But you don’t want to use a loop so the only thing I can think of is to encode it as a json string:
local string = json.encode(\<table\>)
Then you can use the Lua string functions to see if the value is in the string. But why store it in a table if you are going to string it out to search, just create a string and append whatever values you want and then use the string functions to see if the value exists.
What does “fase” mean?
I have a helper function that loops through a table and returns true or false if it finds the value. Then I can do an if statement similar to the one you stated.
But you don’t want to use a loop so the only thing I can think of is to encode it as a json string:
local string = json.encode(\<table\>)
Then you can use the Lua string functions to see if the value is in the string. But why store it in a table if you are going to string it out to search, just create a string and append whatever values you want and then use the string functions to see if the value exists.