I have some weird numeric table structures and now want to addhook functions inside my tables. ( addhook)
1. How do I make this code work?
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addhook("attack", "myTbl[1].a.func1")
2. How do I 'addhook' a function I dont know the roots of yet? (See below)
I have n files and they all return the same table structure:
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return { 	desc="Some file n=1 description", 	["a"] = { 		func1 = function(id) 			print("Foo: "..id) 		end, 		addMe = function() 			-- ??? 			addhook("attack","self:func1") -- self not declared 			-- and there is no tostring(self) 		end, 		 	} 	["b"] = { 		func1 = function(id) 			print("Bar: "..id) 		end, 	} }
And a fileSuper.lua that reads my file1.lua:
fileSuper.lua
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myFilePathStrings = { 	"sys/lua/file1.lua", 	--"file2.lua", 	-- ... } local currFile local myTbl = {} -- Load Table for _,file in pairs(myFilePathStrings) 	currFile = loadfile(file) 	myTbl[#myTbl+1] = currFile() end -- Execute function (works fine) myTbl[1]["a"].func1(5) --> Foo: 5 myTbl[1]["b"].func1(5) --> Bar: 5 -- Addhook? myTbl[1]["a"].addMe() addhook("attack", "myTbl[1].a.func1") -- []-accessors
Are there any easy solutions to that?