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p = {}
-- Join two tables.
-- Number index are added over the first table.
-- Other type of keys are added "as they are".
function p.join_tables(_table1, _table2)
for k, arg in pairs(_table2) do
if not tonumber(k) then
_table1[k] = arg
else
table.insert(_table1, arg)
end
end
return _table1
end

-- Converts table data type to String.
-- Keys should be int numbers.
-- Values are concatenated with ", "
function p.table2string(_table)
original_table = _table
wrapped = ""
for i=1, #original_table do
wrapped = wrapped .. original_table[i] .. ", "
end
return wrapped:sub(0, -3)
end

function p.get_rows(frame)
return p._get_rows(frame.args)
end

function p.string2table(_string)
-- Should work for nested values.
_string = "test,[home,cheese],[restaurant,pc]"
ltable = {}
for value in _string:gmatch("%[(%[^%[%a+%])%]") do
if string:find(value, "[^%[]") then
ntable = {}
for column in value:gmatch("[^,]+") do
table.insert(ntable, column)
end
table.insert(ltable, ntable)
else
end
end
return mw.logObject(ltable)
end

function p._get_rows(args)
local page = args.src or args[1]
local data = mw.ext.data.get(page)
local columns_input = args.columns or args[2]
local columns_table = p.string2table(column_input)
-- local column_names = args.column_names or args[2]
-- local column_groups = args.column_groups or args[3]
-- Also optional title for rows should be included.
local date_name = args.date_name or args[3]
rows = {}
rows.titles = {}
rows.values = {}
end

return p

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imported>Ajuanca: ←Created page with 'p = {} -- Join two tables. -- Number index are added over the first table. -- Other type of keys are added "as they are". function p.join_tables(_table1, _table2...'