fix: table.remove function does not work with random indexes #1801
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A função table.remove não funciona com índices aleatórios ..
Ela funcionaria apenas em tabelas com índices sequenciais:
tabela = { [1] = "teste1", [2] = "teste2", }table.remove(tabela, 1)Ou funcionaria em tabelas sem os índices:
tabela = { {"teste1"}, {"teste2"} }table.remove(tabela, 1)Neste caso do globalStorageTable onde os índices são as chaves, e elas são aleatórias deve apenas definir o nil ...
tabela = { [999] = "teste1", [12345] = "teste2", }tabela[999] = nil