Can lists be nested inside of lists, like so?:

var/list/list1 = list("list1" = list(1,2),"list2" = list(3,4))

And even nested further inside of that?

var/list/list1 = list(list2,list3,list4)
var/list/list2 = list(a,b,c)
var/list/list3 = list(1,2,3)
var/list/list4 = list(list5,list6)
var/list/list5 = list(4,5)
var/list/list6 = list(6,7)

what about...

> > var/a
> > var/b
> > var/c
> > var/list/list1 = list(list2,list3,list4)
> > var/list/list2 = list(a,b,c)
> > var/list/list3 = list(1,2,3)
> > var/list/list4 = list(list5,list6)
> > var/list/list5 = list(4,5)
> > var/list/list6 = list(6,7)
> >

FIREking

You'll get a compiler error with this since list1 will try to add variables to it that don't exsist yet.

uh, considering the things in those lists actually mean something, i thought everyone knew what i was trying to do, or maybe you are just trying to be funny?

You are posting to Newbie Central so everyone here might not know what you are meaning and not understand the errors your code contains.

can you put lists in side of lists in the method ive shown?

var/list/list1 = list()
var/list/list2 = list(list2)

FIREking

Yep you can have as many lists in lists as long as you have the memory to make the lists. Just consider world.contents. It is a list that contains area, mobs, obj, and turfs. The areas themselves then have a list with mobs, objs, and turfs. These all have lists within them which in turn can have lists in them.