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- Subject: Re: Standard general purpose library (was: lposix library for Lua 5.1)
- From: "David Burgess" <dburgess@...>
- Date: Tue, 17 Oct 2006 10:58:45 +1000
Well I would just like to see a defacto standard. I am not too
fussed what it is.
I would like to be able to write code on Linux that I can run
unchanged on Windows and Mac.
so:
require"an agreed name"
for f in os.files"/" do
print(f)
end
Would it not be nice if this ran on OS X, Linux and Win?
The require"posix" is just not going to happen on Windows,
I have tried and you inevitably end up with a pool of unimplementable
functions when it comes to Win.
This standardization has been tried a few times, including a
serious attempt by the LuaCheia people. Wide acceptance is the
measure of success for an addon OS library.
David Burgess
Alex Queiroz wrote:
I'd love
to see it become a de facto standard of the Lua community.
- References:
- lposix library for Lua 5.1, Leo Razoumov
- Re: lposix library for Lua 5.1, George
- Re: lposix library for Lua 5.1, Leo Razoumov
- Re: lposix library for Lua 5.1, Natanael Copa
- Re: lposix library for Lua 5.1, George
- Re: lposix library for Lua 5.1, Leo Razoumov
- Re: lposix library for Lua 5.1, Natanael Copa
- Re: lposix library for Lua 5.1, Ralph Hempel
- Re: Standard general purpose library (was: lposix library for Lua 5.1), Natanael Copa
- Re: Standard general purpose library (was: lposix library for Lua 5.1), Alex Queiroz