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This is Lua 5.2 (alpha), released on 23 Nov 2010
with a hack for true count of table and string sizes.
as of 06 Jan 2011.

THIS IS NOT A STANDARD LUA INSTALLATION. 
Please go to http://www.lua.org/download.html for that.

For installation instructions, license details, and
further information about Lua, see doc/readme.html.


Use:

Use the % operator to retrieve the actual number of
elemets in a table that are not 'nil'.

t = {'foo', nil, 'bar'}
print(%t)

Or to get an estimate about how many printable 
characters a UTF-8 string has.

Compare this with #t. Of course, instead of '%' we
might want to have a function.


Basic direction:

git clone [email protected]:Eonblast/Lua.git lua52
cd lua52
sudo make <your os> install
src/lua test/len.lua
src/lua test/strlen.lua


Implementation:

The count is updated with every table update and
therefore takes no time when called.

The diff to Lua 5.2.2.0 alpha can be seen here
https://github.com/Eonblast/Lua/compare/Lua_5.2.2.0_alpha_original...master


Contact:

[email protected]



Samples:

See test/len.lua and test/strlen.lua

All these samples work fine, they are taken from the
above files, there are many more.



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   Sparce amd Complete Lists 
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t = {  }
assert(t, 0)

t = {  nil, nil }
assert(t, 0)

t = {  nil, nil, nil }
assert(t, 0)

t = {  nil, 'foo', nil }
assert(t, 1)

t = {  nil, nil, 'foo', nil , nil }
assert(t, 1)


t = { nil, nil, 'too', nil, nil, 'bar', nil, nil }
assert(t, 2)


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t = {}
t[1] = 'foo'
t[2] = nil
t[3] = 'bar'
assert(t, 2)


t = {}
t[1] = 'foo'
t[2] = 'too'
t[3] = 'bar'
assert(t, 3)


t = {}
t[1] = nil
t[2] = nil
t[3] = 'bar'
assert(t, 1)


t = {}
t[0] = 'foo'
t[1] = 'too'
t[2] = 'bar'
t[-1] = nil
assert(t, 3)


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   UTF-8 String Test Samples
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assert("", 0)
assert(" ", 1)
assert("Q", 1)
assert("Room", 4)
assert("Tür", 3)
assert("Dûnedaín", 8)
assert("Stößel", 6)
assert("Fu∂ark", 6)
assert("«∑€®†Ω", 6)
assert("黃耀賢 (Yau-Hsien Huang)", 21)