Luabridge 0.2 released
July 29th, 2007
The second alpha release of Luabridge is now tagged, released, and available from the sourceforge.net download page. This represents a major update over the previously released version of Luabridge.
- Added support for registering static methods of classes
- Added support for const methods of classes, with enforced const-correctness in Lua
- Added support for properties of classes
- Increase default number of allowed function arguments to 8 (was 5)
- Cleaned up Makefile dependency generation and remove elements specific to my configuration
- Added LUA_NAME option to Makefile to allow for varying names of Lua library
- Now includes both VC7.1 and VC8 project files
- Updated Makefile and VC projects to work with Lua 5.1.2 project files from Luabinaries
- Convert test project to actual unit-testing
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1. jeff_schiller | November 16th, 2007 at 11:37 am
Thanks for this - luabridge looks like a step in the right direction.
Do you have a roadmap for 0.3 (features, timeline)?
I’d like the ability for the luabridge::shared_ptr to have a default constructor (helpful in creating static arrays of objects in C++).
More useful compiler errors would be a good goal too.
Finally, implementing lbstack for unsigned int, char, long, unsigned long might also be worthwhile.
2. reedbeta | November 19th, 2007 at 10:21 am
Thanks for your comments, Jeff. The default constructor issue is actually fixed in the Subversion trunk, so that will be in the next release. I’ll make a post soon about my plans for Luabridge 0.3.
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