Concated table to table

[Kazafka]

After many tries, I got actually half of my question answered, but still how to do from this:

1001, 1086, 1025

To this:

{ 1001, 1086, 1025 }

Any ideas?

Edited May 13, 2020 by VaporZ

[Geo]

Are any of these values assigned to a variable?

 

t = {1001, 1086, 1025}

or if they're:

t = {a,b,c}

 

[Kazafka]

4 hours ago, Geo said:

Are any of these values assigned to a variable?

 

t = {1001, 1086, 1025}

or if they're:

t = {a,b,c}

 

Well, i converted this table:

{1015, 1008, 1087, 1086, 1084}

To this string using table.concat():

"1015, 1008, 1087, 1086, 1084"

Now, how can I un-concat this string, to make it table again??

Any ideas?

CLOSE THIS TOPIC, I HAVE AN ANSWER!!!

Edited May 13, 2020 by Patrick

[Geo]

4 hours ago, VaporZ said:

Well, i converted this table:

{1015, 1008, 1087, 1086, 1084}

To this string using table.concat():

"1015, 1008, 1087, 1086, 1084"

Now, how can I un-concat this string, to make it table again??

Any ideas?

CLOSE THIS TOPIC, I HAVE AN ANSWER!!!

Would you be able to post your answer so people that encounter your problem in the future be able to use this as reference / solution?

Edited May 13, 2020 by Patrick

[Kazafka]

3 hours ago, Geo said:

Would you be able to post your answer so people that encounter your problem in the future be able to use this as reference / solution?

Here you go:

To convert string like "element one, element two, element three" to table, you do:

str = "element one, element two, element three"
tab = string.split(string, ", ")

To convert table like {"element one", "element two", "element three"} back, to string you do:

tab = {"element one", "element two", "element three"}
str = table.concat(tab, ", ")

Hope I helped you too!