Hi lua-l,
This is a followup to the previous Selene announcement. Selene is a C++11-friendly set of bindings designed to be simple and intuitive. There were a number of substantial improvements made since then. The biggest ones are
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1. Convenient selector syntax
sel::State state;
std::string result = state["foo"][3](5, 4);
This calls a function in the 3 index of table "foo" that takes two arguments and returns a string.
2. Binding classes
struct Foo {
int x;
Foo(int x_) : x(x_) {}
void Double() { x = x * 2; }
int Get() { return x; }
};
sel::State state;
state["Foo"].SetClass<Foo, int>("double", &Foo::Double, "get", &Foo::Get);
Now in lua, you can do something like
foo = Foo.new(5)
foo:double()
print(foo:get()) -- will print 10 to the console
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As before, this code is still prerelease and subject to change. Feel free to use github's issue tracker to report any bugs or suggestions.
Cheers,
Jeremy
