Using the print() function with multiple arguments only prints the first argument.
Example:
print("this", "is", "a", "test") will only print "this".
I am unsure if this is normal behavior for Pluto, but in vanilla Lua each argument would normally be printed with a tab in-between, but stand seemingly ignores anything but the first argument completely.
Using the print() function with multiple arguments only prints the first argument.
Example: print("this", "is", "a", "test") will only print "this".
I am unsure if this is normal behavior for Pluto, but in vanilla Lua each argument would normally be printed with a tab in-between, but stand seemingly ignores anything but the first argument completely.