SWIG and 0/1 based arrays

[Joey Mukherjee <joey@...>]

I use SWIG to expose a few C++ classes to the user.  In the C code, I  
use zero-based arrays (obviously), but in the Lua code that  
interfaces with the C code, I also have to use zero-based arrays.   
This seems somewhat unnatural for Lua programmers (right?).  I admit  
I don't program in Lua too much.

Has anyone else had to deal with this issue?  Was it a big deal for  
your users to have both zero/one based arrays in their Lua programs?

Is there a way to make SWIG convert all C++ vector uses to subtract  
one?  Is that even wise?  I'm guess I'm looking on thoughts on  
whether it is better to have all one based arrays with a Lua program,  
and if so, how do I do this easily with SWIG if it is even possible?

Thanks,
Joey

P.S.  Thanks for the other help on the lua_isfunction and the stack  
count!