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    The document describes the process of saving a Lua state to disk. It lists the tables, functions, and other objects that are ignored or serialized and stored as references. These references include basic Lua tables containing training data, functions for building villages and controlling the camera, and metrics on how often certain actions were performed. The process writes out the object references, keys and values, and ensures existing references are reused rather than duplicated.

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    The document describes the process of saving a Lua state to disk. It lists the tables, functions, and other objects that are ignored or serialized and stored as references. These references include basic Lua tables containing training data, functions for building villages and controlling the camera, and metrics on how often certain actions were performed. The process writes out the object references, keys and values, and ensures existing references are reused rather than duplicated.

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    Luastatesaver.2023 04 19.15 31 13.7

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    The document describes the process of saving a Lua state to disk. It lists the tables, functions, and other objects that are ignored or serialized and stored as references. These references include basic Lua tables containing training data, functions for building villages and controlling the camera, and metrics on how often certain actions were performed. The process writes out the object references, keys and values, and ensures existing references are reused rather than duplicated.

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    *****SaveLuaState

    +Added m_refs[1]
    **Writing ref list
    **Writing ref 1
    Ignoring table entry key:rawset, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:loadfile, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:assert, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:_G, value:table
    Ignoring table entry key:_ALERT, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:tostring, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:next, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:print, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:rawget, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:rawequal, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:_PRINT, value:function
    Writing key: LuaDataStore, ref:0
    Writing value: table, ref:0
    +Added m_refs[2]
    Ignoring table entry key:_ImportCallback, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:import, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:_VERSION, value:Lua 5.3
    Ignoring table entry key:xpcall, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:select, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:collectgarbage, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:tonumber, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:type, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:getmetatable, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:pairs, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:error, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:ipairs, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:setmetatable, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:rawlen, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:pcall, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:dofile, value:function
    Ignoring table entry key:load, value:function
    Writing nil key for last entry
    **Writing ref 2
    Writing key: TrainingData, ref:0
    Writing value: table, ref:0
    +Added m_refs[3]
    Writing nil key for last entry
    **Writing ref 3
    Writing key: build_villager, ref:0
    Writing value: table, ref:0
    +Added m_refs[4]
    Writing key: build_towards_wonder, ref:0
    Writing value: table, ref:0
    +Added m_refs[5]
    Writing key: pan_camera, ref:0
    Writing value: table, ref:0
    +Added m_refs[6]
    Writing key: bandbox_selection, ref:0
    Writing value: table, ref:0
    +Added m_refs[7]
    Writing key: single_selection, ref:0
    Writing value: table, ref:0
    +Added m_refs[8]
    Writing key: move_unit, ref:0
    Writing value: table, ref:0
    +Added m_refs[9]
    Writing nil key for last entry
    **Writing ref 4
    Writing key: timesMet, ref:0
    Writing value: [1.000000], ref:0
    Writing nil key for last entry
    **Writing ref 5
    Writing key: timesMet, ref:0
    Writing value: [1.000000], ref:0
    Writing nil key for last entry
    **Writing ref 6
    Writing key: timesMet, ref:0
    Writing value: [1.000000], ref:0
    Writing nil key for last entry
    **Writing ref 7
    Writing key: timesMet, ref:0
    Writing value: [1.000000], ref:0
    Writing nil key for last entry
    **Writing ref 8
    Writing key: timesMet, ref:0
    Writing value: [2.000000], ref:0
    Writing nil key for last entry
    **Writing ref 9
    Writing key: timesMet, ref:0
    Writing value: [2.000000], ref:0
    Writing nil key for last entry
    **Writing nil ref for end
    **Writing global ref chunk 12
    Writing the registry table's numbered indices!
    Writing key: [2]
    Writing value: table
    >Found existing m_refs[1]
    **Writing nil ref for end of base registry table
    **Writing ref list - registry
    **Writing nil ref for end of registry

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