Re: [ANN] Lua Short Reference, v5.1 draft

[Graham Henstridge <graham@...>]

I too am a believer in short guides and have also up dated Enrico  
Colombini's work a while ago. More recently I compiled a LuaSocket  
Short Ref. Both drafts available from bottom of: 		       http:// 
www.capgo.com/Resources/SoftwareDev/SoftwareCorner.html
The format may not be to everyones' taste and could be more compact.
Apologies to both Enrico Colombini and Diego Nehab for not giving  
them prior alert.

Graham Henstridge


On 16/05/2007, at 8:10 AM, duck wrote:

> > I have tried to include all important changes for Lua 5.1,
> > corrected some minor bugs and typos and changed the layout so that  
> > the
> > whole thing now prints on four pages (A4, for the time being). It  
> > looks
> > more cramped than does Enrico's version but then again, it's a  
> > reference
> > card and not a literary work.
>
>
> 3. I know this is outside the scope of Lua + core libraries, and  
> would ruin
> the four-pageness (i.e. 8-pageness) of the document, but how about an
> "extended version" which squeezes in LuaSocket, too? (Pushing my  
> luck  :-)