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Elverion at 03:47, 18 February 2015

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	== sprintf() ==		== sprintf ==
	'''string sprintf(fmt, ...)'''		'''string sprintf(fmt, ...)'''

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	== printf() ==		== printf ==
	'''printf(fmt, ...)'''		'''printf(fmt, ...)'''

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	== unpack2() ==		== unpack2 ==
	'''table unpack2(...)'''		'''table unpack2(...)'''

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	== include() ==		== include ==
	'''[variable result] include(string filename[, boolean force])'''		'''[variable result] include(string filename[, boolean force])'''

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Elverion: Created page with "== sprintf() == '''string sprintf(fmt, ...)''' (C-style) Format a string and return the result. This function is essentially just symbolic link to string.format() [http://www..."

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Created page with "== sprintf() == '''string sprintf(fmt, ...)''' (C-style) Format a string and return the result. This function is essentially just symbolic link to string.format() [http://www..."

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== sprintf() ==
'''string sprintf(fmt, ...)'''

(C-style) Format a string and return the result. This function is essentially just symbolic link to string.format() [http://www.lua.org/manual/5.2/manual.html#pdf-string.format].

== printf() ==
'''printf(fmt, ...)'''

(C-style) Format and print a string. This acts much like io.write() except that it does not append the newline character (\n).

== unpack2() ==
'''table unpack2(...)'''

Takes a variable argument list and returns them as a table. That is, any arguments fed into this function become a list.

== include() ==
'''[variable result] include(string filename[, boolean force])'''

"include" (dofile) a file. If 'force' is false or ungiven, this will not include the same file multiple times.
The returned value is whatever the file returns (if it is to be executed).

NOTE: This function modified the CWD, both before ''and'' after loading the target file.