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Been considering LUA scripts to hold data for an RPG but -

can you push strings, ints, floats back in to tables in a LUA script from within DBPro (I know you can do this first bit in DBPro in memory when you've loaded in the original LUA script) AND THEN save out a fresh LUA script file incorporating the additions you have made (within DBPro) to the LUA script - without writing a massive parser/writer programme yourself...?

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You'd probably have to write that yourself (I don't have the Unity plugin, but I find it hard to believe it would come with such functionality).
You could just store the main script source in sections and replace the variable declaration parts as need be I guess, no need for a parser. Unless I misinterpreted what you were asking for?

@ Rudolpho - nope, you understand it.

As a sort of aside, but on nodes and data, an idea just occurred - if you used a standard DBPro array (ok, with perhaps udts of NodeTreeID, NodeName, Value as a subtype, etc etc) and you included the full path of the node in the NodeName (ie. in the RPG sense, a fifth level of depth node 'Longsword' would have the full string '[NodeTree]1 /Items/Weapons/Swords/Longsword') you could sort or reverse sort the array by the first field (the NodeName) and it would always keep all the Nodes in order wouldn't it? Also you could easily parse lines if you wanted to say delete the children and maybe grandchildren etc nodes of the node you deleted... and if you added any node in correct format (correct naming convention for NodeName) and sorted the array, it would place that node in the correct position too? Am I right?