Monster_List = {'Hunter','creature','demon'}
Monster_List = Monster_List:lower()
and what about
Attacks = {}
Attacks[1] = {'CreaTurE','MonstEr'}
Attacks[2] = {'FrOG', 'TurtLE'}
I'm sorry if this seems way too stupid, but how do I lowercase all contents of a table?
Edit: as for the second question, i did it like this, not sure if correct
for i=1,#Attacks do
for k,v in pairs(Attacks[i]) do
Attacks[i][k] = v:lower()
end
end
Iterate the table and update the values.
lst = {'BIRD', 'Frog', 'cat', 'mOUSe'}
for k,v in pairs(lst) do
lst[k] = v:lower()
end
table.foreach(lst, print)
Which yields:
1 bird
2 frog
3 cat
4 mouse
to handle nested tables, a recursive function would make it a breeze. something like this?
lst = {
{"Frog", "CAT"},
{"asdf", "mOUSe"}
}
function recursiveAction(tbl, action)
for k,v in pairs(tbl) do
if ('table' == type(v)) then
recursiveAction(v, action)
else
tbl[k] = action(v)
end
end
end
recursiveAction(lst, function(i) return i:lower() end)
-- just a dirty way of printing the values for this specific lst
table.foreach(lst, function(i,v) table.foreach(v, print) end)
which yields:
1 frog
2 cat
1 asdf
2 mouse