RiskoZoSlovenska
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2 years ago Suggestion for another function: table.setify (probably will need to think of a better name) - Turns an array into a set of its values (i.e. {3, "hi"} turns into { [3] = true, ["hi"] = true }. Asking because I find it quite useful.
Lua's default libraries are relatively sparse and I oftentimes find myself repeatedly implementing certain common functions, such number clamping/rounding, table joining/merging/filtering/mapping, string padding/splitting and so on. I think it would be convenient if luvit provided these natively (and had them inserted into the global library tables, just like 2.x did with
string.levenshtein).