"." in key causes error

[MikeSenko]

Although sloppy, the following is valid in Lua:
local junk = {} -- Create table
key = "dot.dot" -- Create the key
junk[key] = 1 -- assign value

Attempting the same thing from the C# side of NLua seems to cause an error:

LuaTable junk = (LuaTable) lua.DoString("return {}")[0]; // Create the table
string key = "dot.dot"; // Create the key
junk[key] = 1; // This causes a Lua error

[viniciusjarina]

Hi @MikeSenko fixed.

[willzhanglala]

I don't think it's a fix. We don't want a implicit split a dot.
it't junk["dot.dot"] = 1, that should not means junk.dot.dot = 1
it should only means junk["dot.dot"] =1

The behaviour should be same
This crash still occurs in the LuaTable
LuaTable tb= Lua.NewTable("abcdefg")
tb["dot.dot"]= 1 will also crashes