Pretty simple, how do I do that?
You don't need to. Just make it return as a string, then...
(where [1, 2, [3, 4], 5] is your new data)
Or make it return as a List()
object.
as in, List(array)?
I believe so. I'm not entirely sure how to use the List object.
me niether, i tried that but it returned nothing
edit: ohh i see i need to do new List(array)
edit 2: it works!
i'd like to return it as a list, and i'm editing the source so i can't use the block
Looking at the source, I found this:
function List(array) {
this.type = null; // for UI lists, such as costumes, sounds, sprites
this.contents = array || [];
this.first = null;
this.rest = null;
this.isLinked = false;
this.lastChanged = Date.now();
}
which means that you would have to make new List(null, [contents])
, I believe.
i just found the solution, yes that is correct (minus the null part)