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- Subject: Re: Interfacing lua with C
- From: "jimmyp_gr <jimmyp@...>" <jimmyp@...>
- Date: Thu, 16 Jan 2003 00:22:35 -0000
> In Lua beta5 there is no longer a settable metamethod, so you have
to work
> around that. The __newindex metamethod only applies to keys which
are not
> in the table. One simple workaround is:
>
> do
> local meta, getters, setters = {}, {}, {}
[...]
I don't think so.According to the manual the __newindex metamethod is
the settable event.I tried setting the same var twice(i=2;i=3;) and my
metamethod got called twice.
But besides that how can I make lua and C globals coexist?Is there
anyway to use my metamethod for userdata but the default action for
everything else?The only thing I can think of is to somehow call the
default method from within mine if the variable is not a C var.Is
there a way to do that?Or will I have to reimplement the defaults
myself inside my metamethod?