Example - Different ways for handling arrays/tables in SE

if Load('init', true) then
    -- 1
    local p = {
        {'test', 512}
    }

    Log(p[1][1] .. ' = ' .. p[1][2])

    Save('test1', p)


    -- 2
    local p = {
        test = 512
    }

    local k = 'test'
    Log(k .. ' = ' .. p[k])
    Log(k .. ' = ' .. p.test)

    Save('test2', p)


    -- 3
    local p = {}

    p.test = 512

    Log('test = ' .. p.test)
    Log('test = ' .. p['test'])

    Save('test3', p)


    -- 4
    local p = {}

    p['test'] = 512

    Log('test = ' .. p.test)
    Log('test = ' .. p['test'])

    Save('test4', p)


    -- 5
    local arr = {
        module = {
            field = 512,
            method = function(x, y)
                return x + y
            end
        }
    }

    Log(arr['module'].field)
    Log(arr.module['method'](1, 10))

    -- Save command doesnt like the function method we created there,
    -- so saving the 5th test object will not work!

    Save('init', false)
else
    -- load tests
    -- 1
    local p = Load('test1')

    Log(p[1][1] .. ' = ' .. p[1][2])


    -- 2
    local k = 'test'
    local p = Load('test2')

    Log(k .. ' = ' .. p[k])
    Log(k .. ' = ' .. p.test)


    -- 3
    local p = Load('test3')

    Log('test = ' .. p.test)
    Log('test = ' .. p['test'])


    -- 4
    local p = Load('test4')

    Log('test = ' .. p.test)
    Log('test = ' .. p['test'])


    -- 5
    -- we did not save the 5th test, because of the function method...
end