[SOLVED] Table via Rednet

Hello guys.
I have 2 PCs, 1 is the Client, and the other is the SERVER.

In the Client i have:

local T = {}
T[0] = ler2
T[1] = ler3
local Table = textutils.serialize(T)
rednet.send(servidorID, Table)

In the SERVER i have:

local id, msg = rednet.receive(4)
print("Msg:"..msg)
print("MSG1:"..msg[0])
print("MSG2:"..msg[1])

Only the print("MSG"..msg) IS PRINTED on the screen
Like this:

{
"123",
[0] = "Hayden",
}

My question is: how can i get only the First line ( [0] ) or the second line ( [1] ). Explaining: how can i get the separete values of the Table?

you need to unserialize the message at the receiving end.

local id, msg = rednet.receive()
local msg = textutils.unserialize(msg)
print('Msg: '..msg[0])
print('Msg: '..msg[1])
--etc

mistamadd001, on 10 February 2015 - 07:05 PM said:

you need to unserialize the message at the receiving end.

local id, msg = rednet.receive()
local msg = textutils.unserialize(msg)
print('Msg: '..msg[0])
print('Msg: '..msg[1])
--etc

THanks.

You can send tables with rednet.send directly for quite a few versions now. Unless you are using an old version of mc serialization is not necessary.