Re: "module" tutorial

["陈果" <guo.chen.cn@...>]

// in your c file
static const luaL_Reg mylib[] = {
 /* add any global functions here */
 {NULL, NULL}

};

LUAELALIB_API int luaopen_mylib(lua_State *L) {

 luaL_register(L, "mylibname", mylib);
 /* The mylibname table is now on the stack; add any manipulation of that
table here. */
 return 1;
}
Build this file to produce your shared lib named " mylib.so(dll)" (It seems to have require("mylib") work, the name of the generated shared lib  must be the same as the name in luaopen_xxx)

Then in lua script file, write :

LUA_PATH="?.so(dll)" -- Don't need to change the source code of lua core lib

require("mylib")

mylibname.xxx  -- use the function registered with mylibname

 

Hope this can do help to you

2006/4/13, Stockdale, Daire, SOE <stockdaled@soe.sega.co.uk>:

Hello

Can anyone provide a minimalist tutorial on correct use of the "require"
and "module" functions of 5.1 please, especially with reference to
creating a native Lua module? Or direct me to one?

Lots of thanks,

daire



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