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You can do it like this:

function cut(array, index)
	local ar
	for i, e in array do
		if i ~= index then
			ar= e
		end
	end
	return ar
end

Would something like this work?

function cut(array, index)
	local ar = {}
	for i, e in array do
		if i ~= index then
			ar[i] = e
		end
	end
	return ar
end

What if you add an array element later? Will you have to manually write the shift? )))

Why?

There isn't a standard one.

Something like this:

function add(array, index, change)
	local ar = {}
	local f = 0;
	for i, e in array do
		if i == index then
			ar= change; 
                        f = 1;                         
		end
                if f == 1 then        
                         ar[i+1]= e;
                else
                         ar= e;
                end;
	end
	return ar
end

So, you need an array where all indices are integers, differing from each other by 1, and it should be possible to insert new elements between others and delete old ones with shifting?

That's right. But it's not difficult to write it yourself, but it would be great to have the ability to use a match table or some kind of library... :rolleyes:

Added 5 minutes later
Can the index be assigned as a string?