lets suppose that i have this .txt file:
this is line one
hello world
line three
in Lua, i want to creat a string only with the content of line two something like i want to get a specific line from this file and put into a string io.open('file.txt', 'r') -- reads only line two and put this into a string, like: local line2 = "hello world"
Lua files has the same methods as io
library. That means files have read()
with all options as well. Example:
local f = io.open("file.txt") -- 'r' is unnecessary because it's a default value.
print(f:read()) -- '*l' is unnecessary because it's a default value.
f:close()
If you want some specific line you can call f:read() and do nothing with it until you begin reading required line.
But more proper solution will be f:lines()
iterator:
function ReadLine(f, line)
local i = 1 -- line counter
for l in f:lines() do -- lines iterator, "l" returns the line
if i == line then return l end -- we found this line, return it
i = i + 1 -- counting lines
end
return "" -- Doesn't have that line
end
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