Tweaked Inline Lua to make it more clear that table indexes may not b…

…e directly referenced from Rainmeter.

source/manual/lua-scripting/inline-lua.html

@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ <h2 id="Notes">Inline Lua Notes</h2>
 
 <p>The Lua <code>boolean</code> data type may be passed to the Lua function with <code>true</code> or <code>false</code>, and any <code>return</code> to Rainmeter of a boolean <code>true</code> will be 1 and <code>false</code> will be 0.</p>
 
-</p>Lua tables, <code>myTable[index]</code>, may not be directly used in a parameter to the Lua function, you will need to pass the table name and the index number or string as separate parameters and use them to access the table in Lua. However, the Lua may return a single value from a table with <code>return myTable[index]</code>. The <a href="#TranslateDay">TranslateDay</a> example below demonstrates this.</p>
+</p>Lua tables, <code>myTable[index]</code> or <code>myTable.index</code>, may not be directly used in a parameter to the Lua function, or as a reference to a table object set as a variable in Lua. You will need to pass the table name and the index number or string as separate parameters and use them to access the table in Lua. However, the Lua may return a single value from a table with <code>return myTable[index]</code>. The <a href="#TranslateDay">TranslateDay</a> example below demonstrates this.</p>
 
 <p>The Lua <code>nil</code> data type, indicating that a value doesn't exist, may be used in a parameter, but not as a return type to Rainmeter. In some cases, the <code>boolean</code> value of <code>false</code> may be used to indicate NOT, in place of <code>nil</code>.</p>