I have a question

[Hero192]

Can any one explain that?

I see alot of scripters create GUI elements and define them with a empty table, can I know why that?

For example:

local GUI = {} 
GUI["window"] = {}  
  
GUI["window"][1] = guiCreateWindow( ... ) 
  

Thanks in advance..

[Bonus]

To create a table and fill it later ...

[Hero192]

To create a table and fill it later ...

I mean, what's the difference if I created a GUI without defining it with a table, and without a table

[Captain Cody]

Nothing really, just makes it easier to sort the buttons.

[ozulus]

local GUI = {} 
GUI["label"] = {} 
  
GUI["label"][1] = guiCreateLabel( ... ) 
GUI["label"][2] = guiCreateLabel( ... ) 
GUI["label"][2] = guiCreateLabel( ... ) 
  
for _, guiElement in ipairs(GUI["label"]) do 
  guiSetVisible(guiElement, true) 
end 
  
-- or 
  
guiSetVisible(GUI["label"][1], true) 
guiSetVisible(GUI["label"][2], true) 
guiSetVisible(GUI["label"][3], true) 
  
-- Both usage is the same. But the first usage look like clear than second one.