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Sorry for the blah, so the question is: how do I do the 'require' decently in iOS environment? I noticed './?.lua' inside package.path variable, I just wonder why a can't be found, isn't it for files within the same directory?

#IWRITE LUA ON IPHONE FULL#

One way to solve this problem is to provide lua a function from c, which returns the full path of lua file in ipa bundle at runtime to lua script, and concatenate the package.path with that path, but I think that shouldn't be the 'official' way of doing this.

' /var/mobile/Applications/C6CEF090-B99A-4B9B-ADAC-F0BEF46B6EA4/LuaThirdTry.app/?.lua'īut this is an absolute path, which should definitely be avoided. When I add a line modifying package.path, I got it running correctly: a modified You can't ship an app that has a Lua command prompt that will dofile () any file the user wants, for example.

It is forbidden for any scripts that aren't initimately packaged within the app to be runnable. No file '/usr/local/lib/lua/5.2/loadall.so' I figured Lua would be a no-no based on my reading of Apple App Store Law. When the shortcut is run, this action makes the API request. Scriptable is an automation tool that enables you to write scripts that integrates with native features of iOS such as files, calendars, reminders. Then get a remote Lua interpreter going and some rcp-like capability and testing changes to your application becomes as simple as dofile() ) This trick works very well on desktop LuaJava, none of that fat JVM startup time.

No file '/usr/local/lib/lua/5.2/mylib.so' To request your first API, you create the URL that points at the API endpoint that you want to talk to, and then pass that URL to the Get Contents of URL action. classes - and because there's an overhead per class in Java, a Lua solution is likely to be rather more compact. No file '/usr/local/share/lua/5.2/mylib/a' PANIC: unprotected error in call to Lua API (.090-B99A-4B9B-ADAC-F0BEF46B6EA4/LuaThirdTry.app/a:5: module 'mylib' not found:

#IWRITE LUA ON IPHONE CODE#

Obviously I want to use code from a, however, I got error from lua vm: /usr/local/share/lua/5.2/?.lua /usr/local/share/lua/5.2/?/a /usr/local/lib/lua/5.2/?.lua /usr/local/lib/lua/5.2/?/a. Say I have two script files (a, a) in the same folder, I put them in my Xcode project, organized like this: somefolder I printed out the bundle path:īundle directory /var/mobile/Applications/C6CEF090-B99A-4B9B-ADAC-F0BEF46B6EA4/LuaThirdTry.app lua files and compiling the application shell. I'm trying to embed lua inside c++, and this program will run as part of an app on the iPhone, as we know, every iPhone app has a resource bundle, and the lua scripts are distributed with the bundle. I have all the files in XCode and its compiling, but clearly its ignoring the. I finally worked out a lame solution that i'm not happy with, so I'm here to ask for help. I did all night search, read some posts here, but are not quite what I'm looking for. Which contains the answers to the assignment questions.I'm new to lua, this might be something quite simple, but I couldn't figure it out. Which include short response, extended response, multiple choice, and numeric response questions provided for student practice. Which are applications of the investigations, explorations or review. Which include inquiry based learning that can be teacher led, student led, or a combination of both. Most lessons can be covered in one hour (plus homework time), but some may require more time to complete. The last lesson in each unit is a practice test containing 15 multiple choice questions, 5 numeric response questions, and 1 extended response question. This fork is compatible with both X86 and X64 apple devices - GitHub - lienbao/waxx86-64: Wax is a framework that lets you write. Each curricular unit is subdivided into individual lessons. Wax is a framework that lets you write native iPhone apps in Lua. In addition, there is some enrichment material which can be completed individually or in groups. The Pre-Calculus Mathematics 12, (Math 30-2) Workbook is a complete resource and a 100% fit for the combined Western and Northern Canadian mathematics curriculum. This app offers a rich user interface with writing, drawing highlighting and even an integrated dynamic formula builder. IWriteMath 30P is an interactive math workbook based on the Pre-Calculus Mathematics 12 and Math 30-1 for WNCP.

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