Michael Bauroth wrote:
Hi,
can eventually someone point me to a short example for how to use
__index and __newIndex (eventually in context Lunar) to access C++
methods like properties?
Attached is part of what I use. Take a look at the functions
'thunk_index', 'thunk_newindex' and the place were those are registered.
Basically, you when your table is indexed, you llok for a matching
method and if none you look for a matching property.
There are some files missing from my example, but you essentially, the
code you'd want to rip is here.
Example of use:
class A : public LuaCppBridge::RawObjectWithProperties<A> {
public:
...
[snip]
LCB_ROWP_DECLARE_EXPORTABLE(A);
LCB_DECL_SETGET(value);
}
const LuaCppBridge::RawObjectWithProperties<A>::RegType A::setters[] = {
LCB_ADD_SET(value),
{0}
};
const LuaCppBridge::RawObjectWithProperties<A>::RegType A::getters[] = {
LCB_ADD_GET(value),
{0}
};
LCB_IMPL_GET(A, value) {
lua_pushstring(L, "hello world!");
return 1;
}
LCB_IMPL_SET(A, value) {
// stack pos #1 is 'self'
const char* theValue = luaL_checkString(L, 2);
return 0;
}
Lua code:
a = A() -- or A:new()
print(a.value)
a.value = "hi!"
print(a.value)
Hope that helps.
Regards,
Ignacio Burgueño
