RE: Help with mutliple return values

[RLake@...]

> Perhaps I should mention that the function Test()
does get called and
> execute properly with the example code.
> If I put in a print( "hello" ), I see the result, just can't
seem to grab
> the return values.

I think Ashwin is right. Where did you put the print("hello")
?

print("hello")
function Test()
  return "one", "two", "three"
end


-- or

function Test()
  print("hello")
  return "one", "two", "three"
end


by the way:

> lua_pushstring( spGlobalState, "loadstring"
);      // function name
> lua_gettable( spGlobalState, LUA_GLOBALSINDEX );    // function
to be called
> lua_pushstring( spGlobalState, command.c_str() );   // parameter

can be much more easily accomplished, with correct
error checking:

if (0 != luaL_loadbuffer(L, command.c_str(), strlen(command.c_str()),
"command")) {
  printf("Oops! : %s\n", lua_tostring(L,
-1));
  exit(1);
} else {
  // compiled chunk now on top of the stack
}

// I didn't use command.c_strlen() but perhaps you
have defined it :)