Re: ANN: ZeroBrane Studio IDE v0.30; now with stack/variable information and love2d support

[Paul K <paulclinger@...>]

Hi Javier,

(moving the discussion from MobDebug thread)

> aha, that wx.dll is from luaforwindows, right? that means it's wxLua?
> if these are the biggest requirements, seems a good chance that it
> should work with just some banging around.  i'll give it a spin
> tonight

yes, it's wxlua based, so you can use that if you already have it
compiled/available. It only needs wxlua and luasocket (it doesn't use
socket/debug modules that come with wxwidgets). I'm using wxwidgets
2.8.7 on windows and have tested with 2.8.12 on Macos, but anything
between the two should also work. The configuration expects lua
executable available as bin/lua (for Run/Debug commands; mostly
because this is how it's packaged on Windows), but other than that it
shouldn't have any hardcoded links.

You may need to delete all DLLs to avoid interfering with your cpath.

> yes, i see that my comment would be more appropriate on the zerobrane thread :-)

indeed ;). Moved here. I'm eager to know if you can get it working (or
almost working).

Paul.

On Thu, Jun 28, 2012 at 2:38 PM, Javier Guerra Giraldez
<javier@guerrag.com> wrote:
> On Thu, Jun 28, 2012 at 4:29 PM, Paul K <paulclinger@yahoo.com> wrote:
>> If you are asking about MobDebug, it's already portable as it's a Lua
>> only module and doesn't have any windows specific features.
>>
>> If you are asking about ZeroBrane Studio, I started work on MacOS port
>> (https://github.com/pkulchenko/ZeroBraneStudio/issues/14). It is
>
> yes, i see that my comment would be more appropriate on the zerobrane thread :-)
>
>
>> expected to be included in the next version. The linux version is
>> likely to follow, but with the most recent version you should be able
>> to run it on linux with very little additional work. If you have lua,
>> luaSocket, and wxwidgets installed (such that require "wx" works), you
>> can try running:
>
> aha, that wx.dll is from luaforwindows, right? that means it's wxLua?
> if these are the biggest requirements, seems a good chance that it
> should work with just some banging around.  i'll give it a spin
> tonight
>
> --
> Javier
>