[SOLVED]for i,v in pairs...how do i check that a value matches v?

local chest = peripheral.wrap("left")
for i,v in pairs(chest.getStackInSlot(1)) do
  print(i," : ",v)
  if v == "LOOT_CHEST" then
	print("Loot chest found")
  else
	print("oh noes someone stole the rainboww!!")
  end
end

So basically, I have a chest containing an item, and my computer is checking the item info, I have a chest inside the chest called "LOOT CHEST"

Ultimately I want to be able to check if an item in chest matches ID And display_name. the problem is, its kinda in the table like such: table.display_name with display_name being the first field and the name itself being the second (did I just overcomplicate the explanation?)

Am i missing something?

Right now im getting like 15 oh noes messages coming up XD.

If i do this:

chest = peripheral.wrap("left")
local inf = {chest.getStackInSlot(1)
if inf[1] == "LOOT_CHEST" then
  print("found loot chest)
else
  print("Oh noez! Someone stole teh rainbow!!")
end

I get the Oh noez message even though the chest is n chest slot 1

Any help is appreciated :)/>



Edit: I'll get there, just solved it myself. Turns out I misread the original item info returned

My Loot Chest was actually called "LOOT CHEST" instead of "LOOT_CHEST"