Mark Edgar

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mailto:medgar123+lua@gmail.com

• Files:wiki_insecure/users/MarkEdgar/reverttoself.c

a Lua module for Kepler/IIS which simply calls RevertToSelf?(). This is useful for authenticating users and performing tasks on their behalf under a system account. Note you'll need the following:

• InstallingKeplerOnInternetInformationServices

• Files:wiki_insecure/users/MarkEdgar/pusherror.c Files:wiki_insecure/users/MarkEdgar/pusherror.h

obtain description of Windows API error messages.

• Files:wiki_insecure/users/MarkEdgar/slslpp.lua

a version of SlightlyLessSimpleLuaPreprocessor for use with [CGILua]

• Files:wiki_insecure/users/MarkEdgar/config.lua

my cgilua/config.lua file containing a loader for "slslpp pages"

• WindowsRegistry

a Windows Registry API

• ExtensionProposal

an API for platform-independent file system and process management

• Files:wiki_insecure/users/MarkEdgar/fpclass.c

math.classify and math.copysign

• crypto.rand

crypto.rand module for luacrypto -- this is now included in the standard distribution as of version 0.2.0

Here are some miscellanenous functions for LuaInterface:

• Files:wiki_insecure/users/MarkEdgar/luanet/support.lua

luanet.array creates and initializes .NET arrays from Lua tables

--Correction: Use
array:SetValue(init[i], i-1)
--instead of 
array[i - 1] = init[i]

luanet.elements returns a Lua interator given a .NET object which implements IEnumerable

• Files:wiki_insecure/users/MarkEdgar/luanet/using.lua

The luanet/using.lua module implements both a C#-style using directive and a C#-style using statement. Here is an example incorporating both the directive and the statement forms:

require "luanet.using"('System', 'System.IO')

local filename = "sample.txt"

luanet.using(File:CreateText(filename), function(w)
	w:WriteLine("This is line one")
	w:WriteLine("This is line two")
end)

luanet.using(File:OpenText(filename), function(r)
	local s = r:ReadLine()
	while s do
		Console:WriteLine(s)
		s = r:ReadLine()
	end
end)

The using directive allows a lua program to look up .NET classes from the global environment. The "using directive" can be used in a variety of styles:

require "luanet.using"(System, System.IO)

local using = require "luanet.using"
using(System, System.IO)

local using = require "luanet.using"
using 'System';
using 'System.IO';

require "luanet.using" 'System' 'System.IO'

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