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I did something like that in the past: I had a data file, but some cases were complex, so I put a function there to solve the case.
 ["argenteuil"] =
 {
 ru = { liasse = "25", voie = "rue du Pont d'Argenteuil" },
 av1 = { liasse = "637", voie = "av. d'Argenteuil" },
 av2 = { liasse = "0000", voie = "av. du Vx Ch. d'Argenteuil" },
 special =
 function(voie)
 local f = string.find(string.lower(voie), "rue")
 if f ~= nil then
 return "ru"
 else
 -- Avenue
 f = string.find(string.lower(voie), "ch")
 if f == nil then
 return "av1"
 else
 return "av2"
 end
 end
 end
 },
Then we can check if the type of a field is a function, and if so, call it to get the value.
--
Philippe Lhoste
-- (near) Paris -- France
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