Add

add( table, value, [index] )

Adds a element to the end of a sequence in a table.

table

The table.

value

The value to add.

index

The index for the value to be inserted.

return-value

The value that was passed in.

The add() function adds an element to a sequence in a table.

If an index is not supplied, it is assumed to be #table+1 and the value is appended to the end of the table.

The add() function returns the object being added. You can ignore this return value if you don't need it.

A stack can be easily emulated by using add(s,v) to push and v=deli(s) to pop.

Examples

t = {1, 5}
add(t, 7)  -- t = {1, 5, 7}
add(t, 9)  -- t = {1, 5, 7, 9}
add(t, 3, 2)  -- t = {1, 3, 5, 7, 9}

-- used to create and keep track of all players
players = {}
function new_player(pad_index, name)
  return add(players, {pad_index, name})
end

See also

• Lua
• Tables
• all()
• del()
• deli()
• foreach()
• pairs()
• ipairs()