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----- Original Message ----- From: Patrick Rapin Date: 2/14/2012 3:01 PM
I now use Tilde [1] instead of LuaPlus's Remote Lua Debugger. Tilde is supposedly architected to accept varying transport layers. It comes with a TCP/IP layer.Sorry, I was in fact referring to Tilde. I did not realize it was an enhanced fork from LuaPlus debugger (in particular there are still dependencies to LuaPlus tools). Still, Tilde seems a great tool and looks very promising, but lacks (up to date) documentation. Some form of a tutorial to make it work would be great !
Tilde is _not_ an enhanced fork of the LuaPlus Remote Lua Debugger.I no longer use the LuaPlus Remote Lua Debugger. Instead, I use an updated version of Tilde. I have made updates on my own, because the folks (Tantalus) who wrote it haven't responded to any emails I have sent. I continue to make updates as I find time for them.
Tilde is not documented superbly well, but it is probably the best open source graphical Lua debugger out there. As such, I am interested in updating it.
And, embarrassingly, I just realized it was you who had sent me a GitHub pull request. I added a comment to it that I need an answer to, and then I would happily pull it in.
Thanks! Josh