(10-22-2013, 09:39 PM)bearbin Wrote: Easiest thing to do is probably concat the table and resurrect it on the other side, asumming it's full of strings or ints.

function LoadPasswords(Path)
	local File = io.open(Path)
	local Table = {}
	if File then
		for I in File:lines() do
			local Split = StringSplit(I, ";")
			Table[Split[1]] = Split[2]
		end
		File:close()
	else
		local File = io.open(Path, "w")
		File:write()
		File:close()
	end
	local Object = {}
	function Object:GetPassFromPlayer(PlayerName)
		if Table[PlayerName] ~= nil then
			return true, Table[PlayerName]
		end
		return false
	end
	
	function Object:AddPass(PlayerName, Password)
		if Table[PlayerName] == nil then
			Table[PlayerName] = md5(Password)
			return true
		end
		return false
	end
	
	function Object:RemovePlayer(PlayerName)
		if Table[PlayerName] ~= nil then
			Table[PlayerName] = nil
			return true
		end
		return false
	end
	
	function Object:ChangePass(PlayerName, NewPassword)
		if Table[PlayerName] ~= nil then
			Table[PlayerName] = md5(NewPassword)
			return true
		end
		return false
	end
	
	function Object:PlayerExists(PlayerName)
		if Table[PlayerName] ~= nil then
			return true
		end
		return false
	end
	
	function Object:ReturnTable()
		return Table
	end
	
	function Object:Save()
		local File = io.open(Path, "w")
		for I, k in pairs(Table) do
			File:write(I .. ";" .. k .. "\n")
		end
		File:close()
	end
	return Object
end

local AllLoadedStuff = {}

function LoadPasswords(path)
	-- ... do stuff
	-- Create a unique key
	AllLoadedStuff[Key] = WhateverYouLoaded
	return Key
end

-- Former Object:GetPassFromPlayer
function GetPassFromPlayer(Key, PlayerName)
	local Object = AllLoadedStuff[Key];
	
	-- Still use Object functions
	return Object:GetPassFromPlayer(PlayerName)
	
	-- Or copy everything in here
	if Table[PlayerName] ~= nil then
            return true, Table[PlayerName]
	end
	return false
end