local mystring = "sjagui hsg hai gw shaighwa"
for i,char in mystring:split("") do
if char ~= " " then
mystring = string.sub(mystring, 1, i)
end
end
print(mystring)
the i increases up until the last element in the array but when i try to use that variable to string sub the mystring only stays at one character instead of going to the last
Issue was that in the loop, you were setting mystring = string.sub(mystring, 1, i) which sets mystring to “s” and then when you try to go through the loop again, the string it’s passing through string.sub is actually “s” and not the original string you need. You have to make another variable and make mystring just hold the original value so it can compare it to the new value in the loop.
code:
local mystring = "sjagui hsg hai gw shaighwa"
local stringClone = mystring
for i, char in mystring:split("") do
if char ~= " " then
print(stringClone)
stringClone = string.sub(mystring, 1, i)
end
end
print(stringClone)