Re: A very basic thing I don't get
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- Subject: Re: A very basic thing I don't get
- From: Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo <lhf@...>
- Date: Wed, 5 Oct 2011 16:51:08 -0300
> Imagine you want to build a tree datastructure where you can store an
> arbitrary Lua value per node. How does one accomplish such a goal
> without instanciating a bunch of tables in the process?
What is the problem with a bunch of tables?
> Wouldn't a simple, fixed size, integer indexable (1 based, of course
> ;-) ), array type be better suited for the role of building block?
If you want Fortran, you know where to find it... :-)
Plus Lua does very well on these arrays already...
- References:
- A very basic thing I don't get, Thijs Koerselman
- Re: A very basic thing I don't get, Peter Cawley
- Re: A very basic thing I don't get, Stefan Reich
- Re: A very basic thing I don't get, Michal Kottman
- Re: A very basic thing I don't get, Stefan Reich
- Re: A very basic thing I don't get, Dirk Laurie
- Re: A very basic thing I don't get, Petite Abeille
- Re: A very basic thing I don't get, Lorenzo Donati
- Re: A very basic thing I don't get, Mark Hamburg
- Re: A very basic thing I don't get, joao lobato