Add "Examples" lines to fix markdown

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Talia 2019-07-18 09:24:37 +02:00
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2. Or neither of them 2. Or neither of them
3. Put spaces *after* the separator (if at all), never before 3. Put spaces *after* the separator (if at all), never before
Examples:
local outer = { {"inner",1}, {"inner",2}, } local outer = { {"inner",1}, {"inner",2}, }
<!-- multiline --> <!-- multiline -->
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2. Or don't put any items on the same line as the curly braces. 2. Or don't put any items on the same line as the curly braces.
3. Indent the items of the table 3. Indent the items of the table
Examples:
local oneline = {'hello', 'world',} local oneline = {'hello', 'world',}
lcoal multiline = { lcoal multiline = {
'hello', 'hello',
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1. Use commas (`,`) to separate order-dependant items (list) 1. Use commas (`,`) to separate order-dependant items (list)
2. Use semicolons (`;`) to separate order-independant items (set) 2. Use semicolons (`;`) to separate order-independant items (set)
Examples:
local ingredients = { "eggs"; "flour"; "milk"; } local ingredients = { "eggs"; "flour"; "milk"; }
local steps = { "mix", "fry", } local steps = { "mix", "fry", }
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3. Put no separator after the last element if external conditions must change 3. Put no separator after the last element if external conditions must change
for an additional item to be inserted. for an additional item to be inserted.
Examples:
local color = { 0xff, 0x20, 0x40 } local color = { 0xff, 0x20, 0x40 }
local line = { {0, 0}, {0, 20}, {20, 20}, } local line = { {0, 0}, {0, 20}, {20, 20}, }
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open-ended sequences open-ended sequences
3. Or use a different separator to signal that no items should be added 3. Or use a different separator to signal that no items should be added
Examples:
local pancakes = { local pancakes = {
'mix', 'fry'; 'mix', 'fry';
ingredients = { 'milk'; 'eggs'; 'flour' }; ingredients = { 'milk'; 'eggs'; 'flour' };
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2. Use semicolons otherwise 2. Use semicolons otherwise
3. Apply same rules as with sequnces for separator after last element 3. Apply same rules as with sequnces for separator after last element
Examples:
local point = {x=20, y=30} local point = {x=20, y=30}
local tasks = { monday = {'call steve'}, tuesday = {'fix kitchen door'}, } local tasks = { monday = {'call steve'}, tuesday = {'fix kitchen door'}, }
local person = { name="John Doe"; age="Unknown" } local person = { name="John Doe"; age="Unknown" }
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2. Use square brackets for numbers acting as keys in a map 2. Use square brackets for numbers acting as keys in a map
3. Judge based on semantic meaning, not on technicalities 3. Judge based on semantic meaning, not on technicalities
Examples:
local ages = { [20]="John, Henry"; [21]="William"; } local ages = { [20]="John, Henry"; [21]="William"; }
local errors = { [1]="File not Found"; [2]="Permission Denied" } local errors = { [1]="File not Found"; [2]="Permission Denied" }