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@@ -6,11 +6,11 @@ Metamethods
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Metamethods are a mechanism that allows the customization of certain aspects of the
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language semantics. Those methods are normal functions placed in a table
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-parent(delegate) or class declaration; Is possible to change many aspect of a table/class instance behavior by just defining
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-a metamethod. Class objects(not instances) supports only 2 metamethods ``_newmember, _inherited`` .
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+parent(delegate) or class declaration; It is possible to change many aspects of a table/class instance behavior by just defining
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+a metamethod. Class objects (not instances) support only 2 metamethods ``_newmember, _inherited`` .
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For example when we use relational operators other than '==' on 2 tables, the VM will
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-check if the table has a method in his parent called '_cmp' if so it will call it to determine
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+check if the table has a method in his parent called '_cmp'; if so it will call it to determine
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the relation between the tables.::
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local comparable={
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