A question

[Debian]

a <- {
   a="one"
    b="two"
   }

a.rawget("a") gives value one and if it is a.rawget("d") it gives error . i want to make a check if it d or any other that doesn't exist in the table . How to check?

Thanks in Advance

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if (a.rawin("d")) print(a.rawget("d"));

[Debian]

How to make it a vice-versa?

 should give a.

[.]

What do you mean?

[Debian]

I am making a translator i made some words english to spanish i want to make it reverse spanish to english, reverse without making another table. Is this possible?

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a <- {
    hola="hello"
    puto="bitch"
yes="si"

//Question Words

what= "lo"
what_for ="para que"
when= "cuando"
where= "donde"
which= "que"
who= "quien"
whom= "quien"
whose= "cuyo"
why= "por que"
why_dont= "por que no te"
how= "Cómo"
}


if (  firstChar == "*" )
{
local splittext = text.slice( 1 );
local params = split( splittext, " " );
local my_array = ["hola", "puto", "what", "why", "what","what_for","when", "where", "which", "who", "whom", "whose", "why", "why_dont","how" ]
if ( params.len() == 1 ) Message(""+a.rawget(params[ 0 ]));
else
{
splittext = splittext.slice( splittext.find( " " ) + 1 );
local str = "";
for (local i = 0; i <= params.len() - 1; ++i){
if (my_array.find(""+params[ i ]) == null) {
a.rawin((params[ i ]));
a.rawset(params[ i ], params[ i ])
}
str = str + a.rawget(params[ i ])+ " ";
}
Message("[Translated] "+player.Name+" : "+str);
}
}


[aXXo]

You would need to loop through all values in the table and their keys.

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foreach( key, value in a )
{
  if( value == text )
    return key;
}


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If you don't like to manage two tables then you could create one and use a for loop to replicate it and inverse the key and value.

Your original table:

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a <- {
    hola="hello"
    puto="bitch"
    yes="si"
 
//Question Words
 
     what= "lo"
     what_for ="para que"
     when= "cuando"
     where= "donde"
     which= "que"
     who= "quien"
     whom= "quien"
     whose= "cuyo"
     why= "por que"
     why_dont= "por que no te"
     how= "Cómo"
};
Replicated immediately after except with reversed key->value:

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b <- {};

foreach (key, val in a) b.rawset(val, key);
Result:

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foreach (key, val in a) print("a: " + key + " -> " + val);

print("----");

foreach (key, val in b) print("b: " + key + " -> " + val);
Output:

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[SCRIPT]  a: yes -> si
[SCRIPT]  a: what -> lo
[SCRIPT]  a: what_for -> para que
[SCRIPT]  a: how -> C├│mo
[SCRIPT]  a: when -> cuando
[SCRIPT]  a: hola -> hello
[SCRIPT]  a: who -> quien
[SCRIPT]  a: which -> que
[SCRIPT]  a: whom -> quien
[SCRIPT]  a: why_dont -> por que no te
[SCRIPT]  a: why -> por que
[SCRIPT]  a: where -> donde
[SCRIPT]  a: whose -> cuyo
[SCRIPT]  a: puto -> bitch
[SCRIPT]  ----
[SCRIPT]  b: bitch -> puto
[SCRIPT]  b: si -> yes
[SCRIPT]  b: quien -> whom
[SCRIPT]  b: hello -> hola
[SCRIPT]  b: cuyo -> whose
[SCRIPT]  b: C├│mo -> how
[SCRIPT]  b: donde -> where
[SCRIPT]  b: que -> which
[SCRIPT]  b: para que -> what_for
[SCRIPT]  b: cuando -> when
[SCRIPT]  b: lo -> what
[SCRIPT]  b: por que no te -> why_dont
[SCRIPT]  b: por que -> why
You manage one table and the other one is created based on your first one. If you want the fastest alternative. I hope you noticed that first elements are now last and you shouldn't care about that in the case of associative containers.