Open stackola opened 5 years ago
My question is basically in the title.
Is there a way to convert a table passed in from LUA to native JS?
{key:value} objects seem to work alright, but [value, value, value] arrays do not.
Here's an example:
Lua:
{obj = {key = "value"}, str = "string", arr = {1,2,3} }
Calling an environment function..
JS:
{ "obj": { "__shine": { "type": "table", "index": 55, "keys": [], "values": [], "numValues": [ null ], "refCount": 1 }, "key": "value" }, "str": "string", "arr": { "__shine": { "type": "table", "index": 56, "keys": [], "values": [], "numValues": [ null, 1, 2, 3 ], "refCount": 2 } } }
What I wanted:
{ "obj": { "key": "value" }, "str": "string", "arr": [ 1, 2, 3 ] }
This would obviously need to be done in a recursive manner.
Does a functionality like this exist already?
My question is basically in the title.
Is there a way to convert a table passed in from LUA to native JS?
{key:value} objects seem to work alright, but [value, value, value] arrays do not.
Here's an example:
Lua:
Calling an environment function..
JS:
What I wanted:
This would obviously need to be done in a recursive manner.
Does a functionality like this exist already?