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• September 01, 2013
  • RE: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Thijs Schreijer
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Mikhail Gusarov
  • Re: Go style channels in Lua, Jose Luis Hidalgo
  • Re: Segfault, Chris Datfung
  • [ANN ]lua-MessagePack 0.3.0 (spec v5), François Perrad
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Philipp Janda
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Jo-Philipp Wich
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tim Hill
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tim Hill
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tim Hill
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Philipp Janda
• September 02, 2013
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Jean-Luc Jumpertz
  • Re: Lua Workshop Human Languages, Kevin KIN-FOO
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Jean-Luc Jumpertz
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Emil Renner Berthing
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Jean-Luc Jumpertz
  • Re: Lua Workshop Human Languages, Andrew Starks
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tim Hill
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Hao Wu
• September 03, 2013
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Miles Bader
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tim Hill
  • Are there any lua profilers that work with LuaJIT 2.x?, lua . greatwolf
  • Re: Are there any lua profilers that work with LuaJIT 2.x?, Geoff Leyland
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Hao Wu
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tim Hill
  • Lua-Objective-C Bridge, toru hisai
  • Lpeg 0.12: "grammar has too many rules", Daurnimator
  • Re: Lpeg 0.12: "grammar has too many rules", Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Re: Lpeg 0.12: "grammar has too many rules", Sean Conner
  • Re: Segfault, William Ahern
  • Re: Lpeg 0.12: "grammar has too many rules", Coda Highland
  • Re: Lpeg 0.12: "grammar has too many rules", Daurnimator
  • [ANN] Compat-5.2: a tiny Lua module providing some Lua-5.2-style APIs for Lua 5.1, Hisham
  • Re: Lpeg 0.12: "grammar has too many rules", Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • RE: [ANN] Compat-5.2: a tiny Lua module providing some Lua-5.2-style APIs for Lua 5.1, Thijs Schreijer
  • Re: Lpeg 0.12: "grammar has too many rules", Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Re: [ANN] Compat-5.2: a tiny Lua module providing some Lua-5.2-style APIs for Lua 5.1, Hisham
• September 04, 2013
  • Re: Re: Are there any lua profilers that work with LuaJIT 2.x?, lua . greatwolf
  • Re: Are there any lua profilers that work with LuaJIT 2.x?, Geoff Leyland
  • Re: [ANN] Compat-5.2: a tiny Lua module providing some Lua-5.2-style APIs for Lua 5.1, Tomas Guisasola Gorham
  • Re: pattern matching problem, Leo Razoumov
  • Re: [ANN] Compat-5.2: a tiny Lua module providing some Lua-5.2-style APIs for Lua 5.1, Philipp Janda
  • Re: [ANN] Compat-5.2: a tiny Lua module providing some Lua-5.2-style APIs for Lua 5.1, Hisham
  • Re: [ANN] Compat-5.2: a tiny Lua module providing some Lua-5.2-style APIs for Lua 5.1, Hisham
  • Eris - Pluto for Lua 5.2, Florian Nücke
  • Re: Eris - Pluto for Lua 5.2, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • I miss table.foreach, Ousmane Roland Yonaba
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, Hisham
  • Re: Eris - Pluto for Lua 5.2, Florian Nücke
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, Tim Hill
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, slayer beast
  • Re: Are there any lua profilers that work with LuaJIT 2.x?, Yichun Zhang (agentzh)
• September 05, 2013
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, Andrew Starks
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, Tiago Salmito
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, Tim Hill
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, Andrew Starks
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tom N Harris
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Coda Highland
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, William Ahern
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: [ANN] Compat-5.2: a tiny Lua module providing some Lua-5.2-style APIs for Lua 5.1, steve donovan
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, David Demelier
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, Tim Hill
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, steve donovan
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, steve donovan
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, Tim Hill
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, Choonster TheMage
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, Dirk Laurie
  • RE: [ANN ]lua-MessagePack 0.3.0 (spec v5), Cuero Bugot
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, Jorge
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, steve donovan
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Coda Highland
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, Steve Litt
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, steve donovan
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, Sven Olsen
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tom N Harris
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tim Hill
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tim Hill
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, Tim Hill
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Andres Perera
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tim Hill
  • Re: I miss table.foreach, Sven Olsen
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Miles Bader
• September 06, 2013
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Andres Perera
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tim Hill
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Andres Perera
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tim Hill
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Andres Perera
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tim Hill
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Sean Conner
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Sean Conner
  • Introducing HenchLua (a Lua VM written in C#), Phill Djonov
  • Re: Introducing HenchLua (a Lua VM written in C#), steve donovan
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Andres Perera
  • Re: Introducing HenchLua (a Lua VM written in C#), Erik Hougaard
  • Re: Introducing HenchLua (a Lua VM written in C#), Phill Djonov
  • Re: Introducing HenchLua (a Lua VM written in C#), steve donovan
  • Re: Introducing HenchLua (a Lua VM written in C#), Phill Djonov
  • Manipulating local variables from C in Lua 5.2., Karol Drożak
  • Re: Manipulating local variables from C in Lua 5.2., Rob Kendrick
  • Re: Manipulating local variables from C in Lua 5.2., Javier Guerra Giraldez
  • Re: Eris - Pluto for Lua 5.2, Ben Sunshine-Hill
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Re: Eris - Pluto for Lua 5.2, Florian Nücke
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tim Hill
  • A library to build Lua AST, Alexander Gladysh
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Patrick Donnelly
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tim Hill
  • Re: A library to build Lua AST, Hao Wu
  • Re: A library to build Lua AST, Hisham
  • Lua: "Portuguese for 'Javascript'", Ico
  • Re: Lua: "Portuguese for 'Javascript'", Alessandro Delgado
  • Re: Lua: "Portuguese for 'Javascript'", Alessandro Delgado
  • Re: Lua: "Portuguese for 'Javascript'", Elias Barrionovo
  • Re: A library to build Lua AST, Alexander Gladysh
  • Re: Lua: "Portuguese for 'Javascript'", Ico Doornekamp
  • Re: Lua: "Portuguese for 'Javascript'", Phill Djonov
  • Re: A library to build Lua AST, Alexander Gladysh
  • Re: A library to build Lua AST, Paul K
  • Re: Lua: "Portuguese for 'Javascript'", Rena
• September 07, 2013
  • Re: Lua: "Portuguese for 'Javascript'", Eric Bohlman
  • Re: Lua: "Portuguese for 'Javascript'", Paul K
  • Re: Lua: "Portuguese for 'Javascript'", Rena
  • Re: Lua: "Portuguese for 'Javascript'", Paul K
  • Re: Lua: "Portuguese for 'Javascript'", Dirk Laurie
  • Re: Introducing HenchLua (a Lua VM written in C#), Erik Hougaard
  • Re: Lua: "Portuguese for 'Javascript'", Tim Hill
  • Re: Lua: "Portuguese for 'Javascript'", Dirk Laurie
  • Re: A library to build Lua AST, Alek Paunov
  • Getting started with lua in eclipse (LDT), Barry Camel
  • Re: Getting started with lua in eclipse (LDT), Benjamin Cabé
  • 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., Povilas Balciunas
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., Choonster TheMage
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., Rena
  • Re: Getting started with lua in eclipse (LDT), Barry Camel
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., Rob Kendrick
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., Mikhail Gusarov
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., Rena
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., steve donovan
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., Rob Kendrick
  • Is everything an expression?, Musical Notation
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Jerome Vuarand
  • why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, pulleyzzz_gmail
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., Rena
  • Inquiring about the JavaScript to Lua bytecode compiler used by Tessel, Pierre-Yves Gérardy
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., Steve Litt
  • Re: Inquiring about the JavaScript to Lua bytecode compiler used by Tessel, Justin Cormack
  • Re: Inquiring about the JavaScript to Lua bytecode compiler used by Tessel, Pierre-Yves Gérardy
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, steve donovan
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Rena
  • Re: A library to build Lua AST, Richard Hundt
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, slayer beast
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Leo Razoumov
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., William Ahern
• September 08, 2013
  • Re: A library to build Lua AST, Elijah Frederickson
  • FILE* on LuaJIT, William Ahern
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Coda Highland
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., Rob Kendrick
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Lorenzo Donati
  • file:read("*n") reference manual entry improvement, Lorenzo Donati
  • Re: Segfault, Chris Datfung
  • Re: Segfault, Chris Datfung
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Seppl Vorderhörer
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Lorenzo Donati
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, steve donovan
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Justin Cormack
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Coda Highland
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Tim Hill
  • Re: Segfault, Chris Datfung
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Coda Highland
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: Segfault, William Ahern
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Seppl Vorderhörer
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, slayer beast
• September 09, 2013
  • [ANN] luaposix 32 released, Gary Vaughan
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, pulleyzzz_gmail
  • Re: [ANN] luaposix 32 released, Gary V. Vaughan
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, KHMan
  • Re: [ANN] luaposix 32 released, Alexander Gladysh
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Michael Richter
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, steve donovan
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., David Demelier
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., liam mail
  • Re: [ANN] luaposix 32 released, Gary V. Vaughan
  • Re: [ANN] luaposix 32 released, steve donovan
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., David Demelier
  • [ANN] luaposix 31 released, Gary Vaughan
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., steve donovan
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Looking for a MacPorts maintainer for Lua, Alexander Gladysh
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., Javier Guerra Giraldez
  • Re: [ANN] luaposix 32 released, Gary V. Vaughan
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., Tim Hill
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Tim Hill
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Tim Hill
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Seppl Vorderhörer
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, KHMan
  • Re: 64 bit integer support as a native lua type., Andrew Starks
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Michael Richter
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Phill Djonov
  • Re: Oracle on windows, Tomas Guisasola Gorham
• September 10, 2013
  • PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Michael Horvath
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Miles Bader
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Geoff Leyland
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Michael Horvath
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Geoff Leyland
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Michael Horvath
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Geoff Leyland
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Michael Horvath
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Michael Horvath
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Geoff Leyland
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Leo Razoumov
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Geoff Leyland
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Michael Horvath
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Michael Horvath
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Michael Horvath
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, William Ahern
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Coda Highland
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Coda Highland
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Miles Bader
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Miles Bader
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tim Hill
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, William Ahern
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Tim Hill
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, steve donovan
  • String-to-number coercion, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Tim Hill
  • Lua4.exe and Notepad++, Michael Horvath
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Tim Hill
  • Re: Lua4.exe and Notepad++, Choonster TheMage
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Michael Horvath
  • Re: Lua4.exe and Notepad++, Michael Horvath
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Justin Cormack
  • Re: Lua4.exe and Notepad++, Choonster TheMage
  • Re: why tostring for number use LUA_NUMBER_FMT "%.14g", not "%.16g" ?, Carsten Fuchs
  • Re: Lua4.exe and Notepad++, Michael Horvath
  • math.randomseed() is completely broken on Lua 5.1.5 on Mac os x, Marek Majkowski
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: math.randomseed() is completely broken on Lua 5.1.5 on Mac os x, Pierre Chapuis
  • Re: math.randomseed() is completely broken on Lua 5.1.5 on Mac os x, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: math.randomseed() is completely broken on Lua 5.1.5 on Mac os x, Marek Majkowski
  • Re: math.randomseed() is completely broken on Lua 5.1.5 on Mac os x, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Michael Horvath
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Michael Horvath
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, Miles Bader
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Michael Horvath
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Michael Horvath
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Thijs Schreijer
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Thijs Schreijer
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Michael Horvath
  • Iterators vs Lambdas, David Demelier
  • Re: Iterators vs Lambdas, steve donovan
  • Re: Iterators vs Lambdas, Andrew Starks
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Doug Currie
  • Re: Iterators vs Lambdas, Philipp Janda
  • Re: math.randomseed() is completely broken on Lua 5.1.5 on Mac os x, Rena
  • Re: math.randomseed() is completely broken on Lua 5.1.5 on Mac os x, Javier Guerra Giraldez
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, William Ahern
  • Re: Iterators vs Lambdas, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Iterators vs Lambdas, William Ahern
  • Re: math.randomseed() is completely broken on Lua 5.1.5 on Mac os x, marbux
  • Re: Iterators vs Lambdas, Javier Guerra Giraldez
  • Re: Iterators vs Lambdas, Javier Guerra Giraldez
• September 11, 2013
  • Re: Iterators vs Lambdas, Andrew Starks
  • Re: void* in Lua_State for Application?, William Ahern
  • Re: Iterators vs Lambdas, Alexey Melnichuk
  • [ANN] lyaml 4 released, Gary Vaughan
  • Re: math.randomseed() is completely broken on Lua 5.1.5 on Mac os x, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: math.randomseed() is completely broken on Lua 5.1.5 on Mac os x, Andrew Starks
  • Re: math.randomseed() is completely broken on Lua 5.1.5 on Mac os x, steve donovan
  • Re: Iterators vs Lambdas, Philipp Janda
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Michael Horvath
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: Oracle on windows, Matthew Singletary
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Andres Perera
  • Re: Oracle on windows, Petite Abeille
  • Re: Oracle on windows, Matthew Singletary
  • Re: Oracle on windows, Egor Skriptunoff
  • Re: [IntelliJ] Lua code autocompletion?, Jon Akhtar
  • Re: [ANN] luaposix 31 released, Hisham
  • Re: Oracle on windows, Kubo Takehiro
• September 12, 2013
  • Re: PRNG for Lua 4.0?, Michael Horvath
  • API documentation for libraries, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: luarocks install ConcurrentLua fails, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Oracle on windows, Alexey Melnichuk
  • Re: API documentation for libraries, steve donovan
  • Lice-lua 0.1.1: command-line licence generator, Ousmane Roland Yonaba
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Francisco Olarte
  • Re: API documentation for libraries, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: API documentation for libraries, steve donovan
  • Re: Lice-lua 0.1.1: command-line licence generator, Miles Bader
  • Re: Lice-lua 0.1.1: command-line licence generator, Miles Bader
  • Re: Lice-lua 0.1.1: command-line licence generator, Ousmane Roland Yonaba
  • Anyone used / using watchman ?, Jayanth Acharya
  • Obtaining references to a given object?, Marc Lepage
  • Re: Anyone used / using watchman ?, Jeff Pohlmeyer
  • Re: luarocks install ConcurrentLua fails, Hisham
  • Re: [ANN] Lua Workshop 2013, Rob Kendrick
  • Re: luarocks install ConcurrentLua fails, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Anyone used / using watchman ?, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Obtaining references to a given object?, Phill Djonov
  • Re: Obtaining references to a given object?, Marc Lepage
  • [ANN] lgi 0.7.2 Lua bindings using gobject-introspection, Pavel Holejšovský
• September 13, 2013
  • [ANN] wxLua 2.8.12.3, John Labenski
  • Re: [ANN] wxLua 2.8.12.3, marbux
  • Re: [ANN] wxLua 2.8.12.3, John Labenski
  • Re: [ANN] wxLua 2.8.12.3, marbux
  • Why Lua is not more popular, Pierre Chapuis
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Tim Hill
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, steve donovan
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Pierre Chapuis
  • Re: [ANN] wxLua 2.8.12.3, Miles Bader
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, steve donovan
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Steve Litt
  • Re: [ANN] Lua Workshop 2013, Kevin KIN-FOO
  • Re: [ANN] Lua Workshop 2013, Rob Kendrick
  • AW: [ANN] Lua Workshop 2013, Humbert, Jean-Philippe
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Pierre Chapuis
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, dcharno
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Dong Feng
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Pierre Chapuis
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, D. Matt Placek
  • [ANN] IRC Client Daemon 1.0 (aka irccd), David Demelier
  • Re: Obtaining references to a given object?, Jon Akhtar
  • code snippet check, Jayanth Acharya
  • Questions about opcodes used in LPEG's vm implementation, lua . greatwolf
  • Please help debug - usage of luars232, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: [ANN] Lua Workshop 2013, Craig Barnes
  • Re: Please help debug - usage of luars232, Sean Conner
  • Re: Please help debug - usage of luars232, Steve Litt
  • Re: Questions about opcodes used in LPEG's vm implementation, Pierre-Yves Gérardy
  • Re: Please help debug - usage of luars232, Philipp Janda
  • Re: Obtaining references to a given object?, Tim Hill
  • Re: Questions about opcodes used in LPEG's vm implementation, Pierre-Yves Gérardy
• September 14, 2013
  • interpreter history question, Patrick
  • Re: Obtaining references to a given object?, Marc Lepage
  • Re: Obtaining references to a given object?, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Obtaining references to a given object?, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Obtaining references to a given object?, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Please help debug - usage of luars232, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Please help debug - usage of luars232, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Please help debug - usage of luars232, Jayanth Acharya
  • gdb and lua, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Anyone used / using watchman ?, Tangent 128
  • Re: interpreter history question, Dirk Laurie
  • slnunicode format %NNs seems to be not unicode-aware, Alexander Gladysh
  • Re: slnunicode format %NNs seems to be not unicode-aware, Paul Merrell
  • [ANN] Penlight 1.3 Request for Comment, steve donovan
  • Re: [ANN] Penlight 1.3 Request for Comment, Rob Kendrick
  • Re: [ANN] Penlight 1.3 Request for Comment, steve donovan
  • Re: Questions about opcodes used in LPEG's vm implementation, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • gdb and lua, Frederico Cadete
  • Re: [ANN] Penlight 1.3 Request for Comment, Andrew Starks
  • Re: [ANN] Penlight 1.3 Request for Comment, Andrew Starks
  • Re: [ANN] Penlight 1.3 Request for Comment, Andrew Starks
  • Re: gdb and lua, steve donovan
  • Re: [ANN] Penlight 1.3 Request for Comment, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: [ANN] Penlight 1.3 Request for Comment, steve donovan
  • Re: gdb and lua, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Anyone used / using watchman ?, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: [ANN] Penlight 1.3 Request for Comment, steve donovan
  • Re: [ANN] Penlight 1.3 Request for Comment, Jon Akhtar
  • Re: gdb and lua, steve donovan
  • RE: code snippet check, Thijs Schreijer
  • Re: [ANN] Penlight 1.3 Request for Comment, steve donovan
  • Re: [ANN] Penlight 1.3 Request for Comment, Andrew Starks
  • Please publish Squish as a LuaRocks rock, Alexander Gladysh
  • Re: Obtaining references to a given object?, Marc Lepage
  • Re: Please publish Squish as a LuaRocks rock, Matthew Wild
  • Squish source maps, Alexander Gladysh
  • Re: code snippet check, Jayanth Acharya
  • RE: Squish source maps, Thijs Schreijer
  • Re: Questions about opcodes used in LPEG's vm implementation, lua . greatwolf
  • Re: Obtaining references to a given object?, Tim Hill
  • function with program counter, Philipp Kraus
  • Re: Obtaining references to a given object?, Andrew Starks
• September 15, 2013
  • Re: function with program counter, Tim Hill
  • Re: function with program counter, D. Matt Placek
  • Re: function with program counter, Andrew Starks
  • Re: function with program counter, Jon Akhtar
  • Re: function with program counter, Andrew Starks
  • Re: function with program counter, Andrew Starks
  • function with program counter, Andrew Starks
  • Arithmetic on table fields passed as function argument, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Arithmetic on table fields passed as function argument, Choonster TheMage
  • Re: Arithmetic on table fields passed as function argument, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Arithmetic on table fields passed as function argument, Choonster TheMage
  • Re: Arithmetic on table fields passed as function argument, Jayanth Acharya
  • tables as array and "#" operator for size/length, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: tables as array and "#" operator for size/length, IntelliAdmin Support
  • Re: tables as array and "#" operator for size/length, Josh Simmons
  • Re: gdb and lua, Miles Bader
  • Re: function with program counter, Philipp Kraus
  • Re: function with program counter, Philipp Kraus
  • Re: tables as array and "#" operator for size/length, Tim Hill
  • Re: Please help debug - usage of luars232, Philipp Janda
  • Re: Please help debug - usage of luars232, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: [ANN] Penlight 1.3 Request for Comment, David Demelier
  • Re: [ANN] Penlight 1.3 Request for Comment, steve donovan
  • Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, Dirk Laurie
  • RE: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, Thijs Schreijer
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, steve donovan
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, liam mail
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, Peter Hickman
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, KHMan
  • Re: function with program counter, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: function with program counter, Andrew Starks
  • Re: slnunicode format %NNs seems to be not unicode-aware, Shmuel Zeigerman
  • Re: slnunicode format %NNs seems to be not unicode-aware, Paul Merrell
  • Re: slnunicode format %NNs seems to be not unicode-aware, Paul Merrell
  • Re: slnunicode format %NNs seems to be not unicode-aware, Shmuel Zeigerman
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, Sean Conner
  • Re: slnunicode format %NNs seems to be not unicode-aware, Paul Merrell
  • [ANN] lua5.1.js, Alexander Gladysh
• September 16, 2013
  • Re: Obtaining references to a given object?, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: interpreter history question, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: String-to-number coercion, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: [ANN] lua5.1.js, Vadim Peretokin
  • Malicious Lua 5.1 bytecode in the real world, Peter Cawley
  • Re: function with program counter, Steve Litt
  • Re: String-to-number coercion, Mike Nelson
  • Re: Is everything an expression?, Mark Hamburg
  • Re: Malicious Lua 5.1 bytecode in the real world, Tim Hill
  • [ANN] lua-libmemcached, simple Lua binding for libmemcached, Francisco
  • Re: [ANN] lua5.1.js, Alexander Gladysh
  • RE: [ANN] lua-libmemcached, simple Lua binding for libmemcached, Thijs Schreijer
  • Re: Questions about opcodes used in LPEG's vm implementation, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • [ANN] lua5.1.js v0.9.1, Alexander Gladysh
  • Re: Malicious Lua 5.1 bytecode in the real world, Peter Cawley
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Steve Litt
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, D. Matt Placek
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Squish source maps, Alexander Gladysh
  • RE: Why Lua is not more popular, Dan Tull
  • Re: [ANN] lua5.1.js, Vadim Peretokin
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Sean Conner
• September 17, 2013
  • Re: [ANN] lua-libmemcached, simple Lua binding for libmemcached, Hisham
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, Marc Balmer
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, Ross Bencina
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Dirk Laurie
  • RE: Why Lua is not more popular, Thijs Schreijer
  • Re: Squish source maps, Matthew Wild
  • Re: [ANN] Lua Workshop 2013, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Robert Virding
  • Re: Lua API for Cassandra, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Lua API for Cassandra, steve donovan
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, Fabien
  • Re: Lua API for Cassandra, Choonster TheMage
  • Re: Lua API for Cassandra, kamicc olo
  • Re: Lua API for Cassandra, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Lua API for Cassandra, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, Marc Balmer
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, Marc Balmer
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, William Ahern
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, Coda Highland
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, Rob Kendrick
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, Coda Highland
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Tim Mensch
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, William Ahern
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, William Ahern
  • Re: attaching garbage collect callback to arbitrary cdata, Choonster TheMage
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, lua . greatwolf
• September 18, 2013
  • Re: function with program counter, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, H. Conrad Cunningham
  • Diffing nested tables, Marc Lepage
  • Re: Is obfuscation meaningful way to protect proprietary Lua code ?, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: function with program counter, Marc Lepage
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Pierre Chapuis
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, steve donovan
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Joe Eaves
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Peter Drahoš
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • RE: Why Lua is not more popular, Thijs Schreijer
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, steve donovan
  • attempt to perform arithmetic on field '_income' (a table value), Jayanth Acharya
  • RE: attempt to perform arithmetic on field '_income' (a table value), Chris Berardi
  • Re: attempt to perform arithmetic on field '_income' (a table value), Dirk Laurie
  • Re: attempt to perform arithmetic on field '_income' (a table value), liam mail
  • Re: attempt to perform arithmetic on field '_income' (a table value), Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: attempt to perform arithmetic on field '_income' (a table value), Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: attempt to perform arithmetic on field '_income' (a table value), Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: attempt to perform arithmetic on field '_income' (a table value), Dirk Laurie
  • Re: attempt to perform arithmetic on field '_income' (a table value), Choonster TheMage
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Steve Litt
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Steve Litt
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Pierre Chapuis
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Pierre Chapuis
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Hisham
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Pierre Chapuis
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Pierre Chapuis
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: Diffing nested tables, Elias Barrionovo
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, steve donovan
  • Re: attempt to perform arithmetic on field '_income' (a table value), Tim Hill
  • cosmo and lpeg 0.12, Enrico Tassi
  • lpeg accumulator, Gavin Wraith
  • Re: lpeg accumulator, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Re: Diffing nested tables, Marc Lepage
  • Re: lpeg accumulator, Hisham
  • Re: lpeg accumulator, Sean Conner
  • Re: lpeg accumulator, Sean Conner
  • Wanted: lpeg expert to fix Cosmo, Pierre Chapuis
  • Re: lpeg accumulator, Gavin Wraith
• September 19, 2013
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Robert Virding
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Henning Diedrich
  • Twin Cities MN Area Meetup?, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Twin Cities MN Area Meetup?, Kingsley Young
  • Re: Wanted: lpeg expert to fix Cosmo, Tom N Harris
  • Re: cosmo and lpeg 0.12, Rafis DoctorInfo
  • Re: Twin Cities MN Area Meetup?, Steven Johnson
  • Re: Diffing nested tables, Martin Felis
  • Where Lua Is Used Page updated, Paul Merrell
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, steve donovan
  • Re: Twin Cities MN Area Meetup?, Justin Cormack
  • Re: Where Lua Is Used Page updated, steve donovan
  • Re: Where Lua Is Used Page updated, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Twin Cities MN Area Meetup?, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Where Lua Is Used Page updated, Ignacio Burgueño
  • Re: Wanted: lpeg expert to fix Cosmo, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Re: Wanted: lpeg expert to fix Cosmo, Ignacio Burgueño
  • Re: Wanted: lpeg expert to fix Cosmo, Philipp Janda
  • Re: Where Lua Is Used Page updated, Paul Merrell
  • Re: Wanted: lpeg expert to fix Cosmo, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Re: Wanted: lpeg expert to fix Cosmo, Enrico Tassi
  • Dynamic module loading problem, Francesco Santini
  • Re: Dynamic module loading problem, Coda Highland
  • Re: Wanted: lpeg expert to fix Cosmo, Pierre Chapuis
  • Re: Dynamic module loading problem, Philipp Janda
  • RE: Twin Cities MN Area Meetup?, Dan Tull
  • Re: Twin Cities MN Area Meetup?, Justin Cormack
  • Re: Twin Cities MN Area Meetup?, Andrew Starks
  • [ANN] Twin Cities Lua Meetup: November 19th, Andrew Starks
  • Re: [ANN] Twin Cities Lua Meetup: November 19th, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Twin Cities MN Area Meetup?, Andrew Starks
  • Re: [ANN] Twin Cities Lua Meetup: November 19th, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
• September 20, 2013
  • Re: [ANN] Twin Cities Lua Meetup: November 19th, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Lpeg 0.12: "grammar has too many rules", Sean Conner
  • Re: Where Lua Is Used Page updated, steve donovan
  • Problems with bubbling up tracebacks in Lua (& proposed solution), Enrique Garcia Cota
  • [ANN] LDoc 1.4 RC1, steve donovan
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Philippe Lhoste
  • [ANN] Bitfield Type Library, John Hind
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Javier Guerra Giraldez
  • Re: Dynamic module loading problem, Philipp Janda
  • How to 'translate' custom types from C, Matthias Beyer
  • Re: [ANN] Bitfield Type Library, Hisham
  • Re: [ANN] Bitfield Type Library, kamicc olo
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Pierre Chapuis
• September 21, 2013
  • Re: How to 'translate' custom types from C, Craig Barnes
  • Re: Re: Dynamic module loading problem, Francesco Santini
  • Re: How to 'translate' custom types from C, Matthias Beyer
  • Re: Dynamic module loading problem, Philipp Janda
  • Idea for a cool little Lua project ?, Geoff Smith
  • Re: [UNSURE]Idea for a cool little Lua project ?, François Perrad
  • Re: How to 'translate' custom types from C, Matthias Beyer
  • Re: [ANN] Bitfield Type Library, John Hind
  • Re: [ANN] Bitfield Type Library, Hisham
  • Re: Lpeg 0.12: "grammar has too many rules", Petite Abeille
  • "local" and stack, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: "local" and stack, Sven Olsen
  • Re: "local" and stack, Jay Carlson
  • Re: "local" and stack, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: Lpeg 0.12: "grammar has too many rules", Sean Conner
  • Re: Lpeg 0.12: "grammar has too many rules", Sean Conner
• September 22, 2013
  • Re: Problems with bubbling up tracebacks in Lua (& proposed solution), petah
  • Re: "local" and stack, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: "local" and stack, Tim Hill
  • RE: [ANN] LDoc 1.4 RC1, Thijs Schreijer
  • Re: "local" and stack, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: "local" and stack, steve donovan
  • Re: [ANN] LDoc 1.4 RC1, steve donovan
  • Re: "local" and stack, Pierre-Yves Gérardy
  • Re: Lpeg 0.12: "grammar has too many rules", Petite Abeille
  • Re: [ANN] Bitfield Type Library, John Hind
  • Looking for real-world internal Lua DSL examples, Alexander Gladysh
  • metamethods... are __gt and __ge missing ?, Jayanth Acharya
  • Lua 5.2 Binary chunk format, Bas Groothedde
  • Re: metamethods... are __gt and __ge missing ?, liam mail
  • Re: Looking for real-world internal Lua DSL examples, Gary V. Vaughan
  • Re: metamethods... are __gt and __ge missing ?, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: metamethods... are __gt and __ge missing ?, liam mail
  • Re: metamethods... are __gt and __ge missing ?, Philipp Janda
  • Re: Looking for real-world internal Lua DSL examples, Alexander Gladysh
  • Re: Lua 5.2 Binary chunk format, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: metamethods... are __gt and __ge missing ?, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Looking for real-world internal Lua DSL examples, François Perrad
  • Re: Lua 5.2 Binary chunk format, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: "local" and stack, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: Problems with bubbling up tracebacks in Lua (& proposed solution), Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: Looking for real-world internal Lua DSL examples, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Looking for real-world internal Lua DSL examples, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: metamethods... are __gt and __ge missing ?, David Demelier
  • Re: metamethods... are __gt and __ge missing ?, Tim Hill
  • Re: "local" and stack, Doug Currie
  • Re: Lua 5.2 Binary chunk format, Bas Groothedde
  • Re: "local" and stack, Jay Carlson
  • Re: Lua 5.2 Binary chunk format, liam mail
  • Re: "local" and stack, Miles Bader
• September 23, 2013
  • Re: Looking for real-world internal Lua DSL examples, Miles Bader
  • Re: "local" and stack, Tim Hill
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Dong Feng
  • Re: Looking for real-world internal Lua DSL examples, Enrico Colombini
  • Re: Lpeg 0.12: "grammar has too many rules", Sean Conner
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Rena
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, steve donovan
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Philippe Lhoste
  • A Couple of "Where Lua Is Used" Updates, Gary V. Vaughan
  • Re: Problems with bubbling up tracebacks in Lua (& proposed solution), petah
  • [ANN] LuaOAuth 0.0.4, Ignacio Burgueño
  • What is 'light' user data?, Matthias Beyer
  • Re: [ANN] LuaOAuth 0.0.4, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: What is 'light' user data?, Matthias Beyer
  • Re: What is 'light' user data?, liam mail
  • Re: Problems with bubbling up tracebacks in Lua (& proposed solution), Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Re: "local" and stack, Jay Carlson
  • Re: What is 'light' user data?, Philipp Janda
  • Re: [ANN] LuaOAuth 0.0.4, Ignacio Burgueño
  • Re: Why Lua is not more popular, Marc Balmer
  • Re: A Couple of "Where Lua Is Used" Updates, steve donovan
  • Building recursive argument lists in a shorter way?, Andrew Starks
  • Re: "local" and stack, Tim Hill
  • Re: "local" and stack, steve donovan
  • [ANN] StackTracePlus 0.1.0, Ignacio Burgueño
  • Re: Lpeg 0.12: "grammar has too many rules", Petite Abeille
  • Re: [ANN] LuaOAuth 0.0.4, slayer beast
  • Re: What is 'light' user data?, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Re: Building recursive argument lists in a shorter way?, Rena
  • Re: What is 'light' user data?, liam mail
  • Re: What is 'light' user data?, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Re: What is 'light' user data?, liam mail
• September 24, 2013
  • Re: A Couple of "Where Lua Is Used" Updates, Gary V. Vaughan
  • Re: "local" and stack, Choonster TheMage
  • Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: [ANN] StackTracePlus 0.1.0, Ignacio Burgueño
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, steve donovan
  • Re: A Couple of "Where Lua Is Used" Updates, steve donovan
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Hao Wu
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Enrico Colombini
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Benjamin Kober
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Choonster TheMage
  • Re: Building recursive argument lists in a shorter way?, Dirk Laurie
  • LuaBinaries 5.2.2?, Benoit Germain
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Enrico Colombini
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: [ANN] StackTracePlus 0.1.0, Rafis Ganeyev
  • Re: LuaBinaries 5.2.2?, Ignacio Burgueño
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, David Crayford
  • Re: Building recursive argument lists in a shorter way?, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Building recursive argument lists in a shorter way?, Andrew Starks
  • [ANN] Lua Workshop 2013 -- registration open, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: LuaBinaries 5.2.2?, Peter Drahoš
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Craig Barnes
  • Re: [ANN] LuaOAuth 0.0.4, Pierre Chapuis
  • Re: LuaBinaries 5.2.2?, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: [ANN] LuaOAuth 0.0.4, Ignacio Burgueño
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Choonster TheMage
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Craig Barnes
  • Re: LuaBinaries 5.2.2?, Vinicius Jarina
  • Re: [ANN] Lua Workshop 2013 -- registration open, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Choonster TheMage
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Craig Barnes
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Andrew Starks
  • Forum Page Temporarily Unavailable, Renhold Akerlow
  • Lablua website is down?, Alexander Gladysh
  • Re: Lablua website is down?, Hisham
• September 25, 2013
  • Re: [ANN] LuaOAuth 0.0.4, Ignacio Burgueño
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, David Crayford
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Philipp Janda
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Sean Conner
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, David Crayford
  • Re: Problems with bubbling up tracebacks in Lua (& proposed solution), Enrique Garcia Cota
  • Re: Forum Page Temporarily Unavailable, Rob Kendrick
  • Re: Forum Page Temporarily Unavailable, Jayanth Acharya
  • [ANN] zile 3 released, Gary Vaughan
  • Re: [ANN] zile 3 released, Rob Kendrick
  • Re: Problems with bubbling up tracebacks in Lua (& proposed solution), Philipp Janda
  • Re: LuaBinaries 5.2.2, John Hind
  • AW: LuaBinaries 5.2.2, Humbert, Jean-Philippe
  • Re: LuaBinaries 5.2.2, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, David Crayford
  • Re: Problems with bubbling up tracebacks in Lua (& proposed solution), Enrique Garcia Cota
  • Re: [ANN] zile 3 released, Javier Guerra Giraldez
  • Re: [ANN] zile 3 released, Shmuel Zeigerman
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, steve donovan
  • Re: [ANN] zile 3 released, Hisham
  • Re: [ANN] zile 3 released, Javier Guerra Giraldez
  • Re: Problems with bubbling up tracebacks in Lua (& proposed solution), Philipp Janda
  • [ANN] LuaOAuth 0.0.5, Ignacio Burgueño
  • Re: [ANN] zile 3 released, liam mail
  • Re: [ANN] zile 3 released, Hisham
  • Re: Any LPEG tutorial for laymen ?, David Crayford
  • Re: [ANN] zile 3 released, Rob Kendrick
  • Re: [ANN] zile 3 released, Gary V. Vaughan
  • Re: Problems with bubbling up tracebacks in Lua (& proposed solution), Enrique Garcia Cota
  • Re: LuaBinaries 5.2.2, Hao Wu
  • Re: [ANN] zile 3 released, Hisham
  • Re: [ANN] zile 3 released, Petite Abeille
  • Re: [ANN] zile 3 released, Javier Guerra Giraldez
  • Installing Lua modules, liam mail
  • Re: [ANN] zile 3 released, Gary V. Vaughan
  • Error in a coroutine preventing garbage collection?, Guillermo Gijón
  • Re: Error in a coroutine preventing garbage collection?, Shmuel Zeigerman
  • Re: Error in a coroutine preventing garbage collection?, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Re: [ANN] LuaOAuth 0.0.4, Michal Kottman
  • Re: [ANN] LuaOAuth 0.0.5, slayer beast
  • Re: [ANN] LuaOAuth 0.0.5, Ignacio Burgueño
• September 26, 2013
  • Re: [ANN] LuaOAuth 0.0.4, Ignacio Burgueño
  • Re: [ANN] LuaOAuth 0.0.5, Pierre Chapuis
  • Re: Installing Lua modules, steve donovan
  • Lua Distributions and Package Management, John Hind
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, steve donovan
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Peter Drahoš
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, steve donovan
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Andrew Starks
  • Re: LuaBinaries 5.2.2, John Hind
  • Re: LuaBinaries 5.2.2, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Javier Guerra Giraldez
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, steve donovan
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, arkasnow
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Sean Conner
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Sean Conner
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, steve donovan
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Paul K
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Sean Conner
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Javier Guerra Giraldez
  • Re: [ANN] LuaOAuth 0.0.5, slayer beast
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Sean Conner
  • how to work with tables with holes, Rafis Ganeyev
  • Re: how to work with tables with holes, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: how to work with tables with holes, Sean Conner
  • Re: how to work with tables with holes, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: [ANN] LuaOAuth 0.0.5, Ignacio Burgueño
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Peter Drahoš
• September 27, 2013
  • porting assembly x86 code, Athos Ribeiro
  • Re: porting assembly x86 code, Tim Hill
  • Re: porting assembly x86 code, Marc Lepage
  • Re: porting assembly x86 code, Coda Highland
  • Re: porting assembly x86 code, William Ahern
  • Re: porting assembly x86 code, Jayanth Acharya
  • ZeroBrane Studio 0.39 release candidate, Paul K
  • Re: porting assembly x86 code, KHMan
  • Re: porting assembly x86 code, Philipp Janda
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Paul K
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Gary V. Vaughan
  • Re: how to work with tables with holes, Rafis Ganeyev
  • Re: how to work with tables with holes, Rafis Ganeyev
  • Re: how to work with tables with holes, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: how to work with tables with holes, Dirk Laurie
  • Re: how to work with tables with holes, Michal Kolodziejczyk
  • RE: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Thijs Schreijer
  • Re: porting assembly x86 code, Rob Kendrick
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, steve donovan
  • Re: Installing Lua modules, Justin Cormack
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Peter Drahoš
  • Re: how to work with tables with holes, liam mail
  • RE: ZeroBrane Studio 0.39 release candidate, John Hind
  • Re: [ANN] StackTracePlus 0.1.0, Jerome Vuarand
  • How do I make sure that a string is compatible with JSON (utf-8/16/32)?, Enrique Garcia Cota
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, steve donovan
  • RE: lua-l Digest, Vol 38, Issue 74, John Hind
  • Re: How do I make sure that a string is compatible with JSON (utf-8/16/32)?, D. Matt Placek
  • Help writing my first Lua C module, David Crayford
  • Re: [ANN] StackTracePlus 0.1.0, Matthew Wild
  • Re: porting assembly x86 code, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Andrew Starks
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Javier Guerra Giraldez
  • Re: [ANN] StackTracePlus 0.1.0, Ignacio Burgueño
  • Re: How do I make sure that a string is compatible with JSON (utf-8/16/32)?, Ignacio Burgueño
  • Re: How do I make sure that a string is compatible with JSON (utf-8/16/32)?, Coda Highland
  • Dealing With Errors in Lua, Rena
  • Re: How do I make sure that a string is compatible with JSON (utf-8/16/32)?, D. Matt Placek
  • Re: How do I make sure that a string is compatible with JSON (utf-8/16/32)?, Coda Highland
  • Re: Dealing With Errors in Lua, petah
  • Re: [ANN] StackTracePlus 0.1.0, Hisham
  • Re: How do I make sure that a string is compatible with JSON (utf-8/16/32)?, William Ahern
  • Re: [ANN] StackTracePlus 0.1.0, Rena
  • Re: Dealing With Errors in Lua, Enrico Colombini
  • Re: Dealing With Errors in Lua, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • Re: Dealing With Errors in Lua, petah
  • Re: ZeroBrane Studio 0.39 release candidate, Paul K
  • Re: Dealing With Errors in Lua, petah
  • Re: [ANN] StackTracePlus 0.1.0, Hisham
  • Re: Installing Lua modules, Ignacio Burgueño
• September 28, 2013
  • Re: lua-l Digest, Vol 38, Issue 74, Sean Conner
  • Re: Dealing With Errors in Lua, Sean Conner
  • 2-dimension array initialization / allocation, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: 2-dimension array initialization / allocation, Choonster TheMage
  • Re: lua-l Digest, Vol 38, Issue 74, steve donovan
  • Re: Help writing my first Lua C module, Philipp Janda
  • Re: 2-dimension array initialization / allocation, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: 2-dimension array initialization / allocation, D. Matt Placek
  • Re: 2-dimension array initialization / allocation, Jayanth Acharya
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, steve donovan
  • Re: Dealing With Errors in Lua, Rena
  • Re: Dealing With Errors in Lua, Rena
  • Re: Installing Lua modules, Justin Cormack
  • Re: 2-dimension array initialization / allocation, Francisco Olarte
  • Re: how to work with tables with holes, Robert Virding
  • Re: 2-dimension array initialization / allocation, Jayanth Acharya
  • [ANN] dkjson 2.4 and 1.3, David Heiko Kolf
  • Re: Dealing With Errors in Lua, Sven Olsen
  • Re: Dealing With Errors in Lua, Sean Conner
  • Re: Dealing With Errors in Lua, Paul K
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Sean Conner
  • Re: Dealing With Errors in Lua, Rena
  • Re: Dealing With Errors in Lua, petah
• September 29, 2013
  • Re: Dealing With Errors in Lua, Sean Conner
  • Re: Installing Lua modules, Hisham
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Coda Highland
  • Re: Dealing With Errors in Lua, Sven Olsen
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, steve donovan
  • Re: [ANN] dkjson 2.4 and 1.3, Enrico Tassi
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, John Hind
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, steve donovan
  • Re: [ANN] dkjson 2.4 and 1.3, David Heiko Kolf
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Philipp Janda
  • Re: Dealing With Errors in Lua, Paul K
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Philipp Janda
• September 30, 2013
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo
  • Re: 300 entries in the LuaRocks repository, Marc Lepage
  • [ANN] ngx_openresty mainline version 1.4.2.9 released, Yichun Zhang (agentzh)
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, steve donovan
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Peter Drahoš
  • Re: How do I make sure that a string is compatible with JSON (utf-8/16/32)?, Enrique Garcia Cota
  • Re: Help writing my first Lua C module, David Crayford
  • Re: Help writing my first Lua C module, Roberto Ierusalimschy
  • The most WTF-y programming languages, Paul Merrell
  • Re: The most WTF-y programming languages, liam mail
  • Re: Help writing my first Lua C module, liam mail
  • Re: The most WTF-y programming languages, Henning Diedrich
  • Re: The most WTF-y programming languages, Eike Decker
  • Re: The most WTF-y programming languages, Elias Barrionovo
  • Re: The most WTF-y programming languages, Pierre Chapuis
  • Re: The most WTF-y programming languages, Leo Razoumov
  • Re: Forum Page Temporarily Unavailable, Stefan
  • The future of the Lua Forums, Stefan
  • Re: The future of the Lua Forums, Pierre Chapuis
  • Re: The future of the Lua Forums, Coda Highland
  • Re: The future of the Lua Forums, Stefan
  • Re: The future of the Lua Forums, Stefan
  • Re: The future of the Lua Forums, Rob Kendrick
  • Re: Lua Distributions and Package Management, Ross Berteig
  • Re: The future of the Lua Forums, Coda Highland
  • Re: The future of the Lua Forums, Coda Highland
  • Re: The future of the Lua Forums, Stefan
  • Re: The future of the Lua Forums, liam mail
  • pairs(t, skey) and ipairs(t, skey), Paul K
  • The specified module could not be found - LUA C API, peter . a . stephens
  • Re: pairs(t, skey) and ipairs(t, skey), Pierre-Yves Gérardy
  • Re: pairs(t, skey) and ipairs(t, skey), liam mail

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