I only want it to print those that are NOT {}, yet it still prints them. Thanks!
It’s possible that it’s a string, and not an array.
If you replace {} with "{}" does it have any impact?
Edit: Alternatively, you can do
if #v.Icon > 0 then
This checks if the number of elements is more than 0
Not entirely sure what a check of any object against {} would return. Looks to me like a conditional check with {} would be against an empty table. Is v.Icon a table? I assume it fails every time because v.Icon is in-fact not an empty table.
If you replace {} with
"{}"does it have any impact?
Already tried that, and it didn’t, hence why I made a forum post.
if #v.Icon > 0 then
It always is false. type(v.Icon) returns table btw, maybe that’s causing all my issues :p
I would suggest checking what is making v.Icon a table.
what is v?
If it’s always false, then there’s nothing that should print ever, hence there’s no need for the print statement
local AllAdditionalInfoData = RequestAllOrSpecificAdditionalInfoRemoteFunction:InvokeServer() -- returns a GetAsync: on the server script
if AllAdditionalInfoData then
for i, v in AllAdditionalInfoData do
print(type(v.Icon))
if #v.Icon > 0 then
print(v.Icon)
end
end
end
Does this help out? Here is all of AdditionalInfoData:
Occasionally Icon it has some data in it:
And this:
ah, so it’s a dictionary.
I guess you can try modifying the code I sent above to work with dictionaries:
local hasElement = false
for _, _ in pairs(v.Icon) do
hasElement = true
break
end
if hasElement then
print(v.Icon)
end
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It works! Thank you :D
for _, _ in pairs(v.Icon) do
print(v.Icon)
-- my function
break
end
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