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Philipp Janda edited this page Mar 11, 2015
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debug.getuservalue
In Lua 5.1 all userdata have tables as environments. If you don't set
an environment explicitly, one is inherited by the function that
created the userdata (this is the global table _G for newproxy and
the package table for userdata created in C modules loaded via
require). Also, you can only replace the environment of a userdata
with another table.
In Lua 5.2 on the other hand, userdata start with nil as the initial
uservalue. You can set the uservalue to a table and back to nil.
To emulate the behavior of Lua 5.2 the compatibility implementation of
debug.getuservalue returns nil whenever the userdata has an
environment equal to _G or the package table, and the actual
environment table otherwise. See also
lua_getuservalue and
debug.setuservalue.