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How would I get the name of a table object?
Say I have this script...
1 | local Passes = {["DjDoor"] = 4846905 |
2 | } |
How would I be able to to get the name "DjDoor" if I had the ID 4846905? Would I have to make ["DjDoor"] an array and add another string like this...?
1 | local Passes = {["DjDoor"] = {4846905, "DjDoor"} |
2 | } |
Or is there another way to obtain it?
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Just use a key-value for loop:
1 | for key, value in pairs(Passes) do |
2 | if value == 4846905 then |
3 | print(key, value) -- You can access both |
4 | end |
5 | end |
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Thanks, for some reason I thought that would have returned the index number. climethestair 1663 — 6y
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No worries, we all get those brain dead moments lol ScrewDeath 153 — 6y