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- Subject: Re: Where to advertise/look for libraries (Was: Expanding the standard library functions?)
- From: Paul Merrell <marbux@...>
- Date: Mon, 25 Jan 2016 18:23:26 -0800
On Mon, Jan 25, 2016 at 5:49 PM, Hisham <h@hisham.hm> wrote:
>
> This is incorrect. LuaRocks always supported specifying Lua version in the
> rockspecs. And it features search filtered by Lua version for many years by
> now.
>
> You don't need to embed LuaRocks to use it in that fashion. You can use it
> to fetch modules for use in other apps just fine. Torch, the machine
> learning toolkit, for example, happily uses LuaRocks to install their
> modules. The Neovim editor also uses LuaRocks.
>
> LuaRocks installs modules according to a standard Lua module tree, and you
> can point it to install under any prefix directory, or simply use it to
> fetch modules and copy them over wherever you like!
>
> Give LuaRocks a second try, you might be surprised! :-D
I will. Thanks for the education, Hisham!
Paul
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- References:
- Expanding the standard library functions?, chuckiels2011
- Re: Expanding the standard library functions?, Daurnimator
- Re: Expanding the standard library functions?, Coda Highland
- Re: Expanding the standard library functions?, Peter Aronoff
- Re: Expanding the standard library functions?, Coda Highland
- Re: Expanding the standard library functions?, Peter Aronoff
- Re: Expanding the standard library functions?, Paul Merrell
- Where to advertise/look for libraries (Was: Expanding the standard library functions?), Peter Aronoff
- Re: Where to advertise/look for libraries (Was: Expanding the standard library functions?), Paul Merrell
- Re: Where to advertise/look for libraries (Was: Expanding the standard library functions?), Hisham