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William Roper wrote:
The reason I suggested a wrapper class, is just that I find it easier if all the functions and data are wrapped up together in a nice class. Just personal preference. The examples in the book use structs to store user data.
I enjoyed using luabind (http://luabind.sourceforge.net/), probably because it had a Boost.Python (http://www.boost.org/) feel to it.
However, I wasn't phased by performance issues or size...so you might find luabind generates bulkier and/or slower code. It's certainly easier to use for exposing C++ code, as is, to Lua.
Hope this helps, Regards -- Jonathan Jacobs Developer