natiny_script_table_get_item
C
NatinyScriptValue natiny_script_table_get_item(NatinyScript script,
NatinyScriptValue table,
uint32_t index);
Reads an item of a table by number.
Parameters
| Name |
Type |
Description |
script |
NatinyScript |
The state the table lives in |
table |
NatinyScriptValue |
The table to read |
index |
uint32_t |
The integer key. Lists in a script start at 1 |
Returns
| Type |
Description |
NatinyScriptValue |
Value stored at index, or NATINY_SCRIPT_NIL when the item or table handle is missing |
Example
C
uint32_t count = natiny_script_table_get_length(script, tags);
for (uint32_t i = 1; i <= count; ++i) {
NatinyScriptValue tag = natiny_script_table_get_item(script, tags, i);
if (tag.type == NATINY_SCRIPT_STRING)
printf("%.*s\n", (int)tag.string.size, tag.string.data);
}
Notes
- A table or a function read out comes back as a borrowed handle, valid until
the next call into the state, with nothing to release.
- A returned string remains valid until the next
natiny_script_run,
natiny_script_call or natiny_script_call_value on the state.