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Hello! I’m uncertain if this is the list to ‘bother’
about toLua, but I couldn’t find one on the toLua site.. So I’m
just going to try here. Sorry if I offend by doing so! J I *love*
toLua. While the documentation was a little bit antiquated, it worked pretty
darned well. (Well, except when I had a class method that returned a const char
* const… toLua didn’t like that. J) Anyhow, two things I’d be interested to know if
anybody knows a way of doing: a) Adding
#line directives to the generated cpp file, a’la bison. b) Any
way to markup an *existing* .h
file to be a ‘cleaned’ header file? I’m curious about a), because it’ll make
things a little easier – for instance, I once had my .pkg file use a
global constant, that I had removed. As for b), I’d just like to see this as a
solution to the synchronization of the C++ .h file and the ‘cleaned’
header file. I was thinking of something like the following: 1) Assume
the tolua.exe understands the following as a ‘begin comment section’:
// <NO_TO_LUA> 2) Assume
the tolua.exe understands the following as an ‘end comment section’: //
</END_ NO_TO_LUA > Now, picture a header that gets compiled by C++ *and* tolua.exe, that looks like this: // <NO_TO_LUA> #ifndef MY_CLASS_H #define MY_CLASS_H // </END_ NO_TO_LUA > class MyClass { // <NO_TO_LUA> public: // </END_ NO_TO_LUA > MyClass(); ~MyClass(); unsigned
int Get() const; void
Set(unsigned int setValue); // <BEGIN_TO_LUA_COMMENT> private: unsigned
int x; // </END_ NO_TO_LUA > }; Or something near this. Anybody have any thoughts? Anyhow – thank you for your time, I apologize
if this *is* in fact the wrong
list. Cheers! J -e- --- |