local gridBox = iup.gridbox{
table.unpack(Instances),
--Instances[1],
--Instances[2],
numcolumns = 3,
alignment = "ACENTER",
expand = "YES"
}
When I run this in VSCode it will show only 1 Element of the Instance Table, which is always random, however if I do it with e.g. Instances[1] then they will show up to 100%. I however need it more "dynamically"
Tried puting in the table directly with
local gridBox = iup.gridbox{
Instances,
numcolumns = 3,
alignment = "ACENTER",
expand = "YES"
}
and like already mentioned with Instances[1]
Do this instead:
local gridBox = iup.gridbox{
numcolumns = 3,
alignment = "ACENTER",
expand = "YES",
table.unpack(Instances)
}
When a function returns multiple values, if you want to keep them all rather than just the first, there can't be a comma after it. Since order doesn't matter otherwise in your case, just reordering them makes it work. If order did matter, then you'd need a more complicated solution instead, such as the one in my answer to this other question.