On Fri, Aug 22, 2014 at 3:59 PM, Thiago L. <fakedme@gmail.com> wrote:
Here's an example:
Lua:
rawequals(a,b)
gettable "rawequals" 0 1
<get a>
<get b>
call 1 2
or basically, get "rawequals" from a table, get a, get b, call "rawequals"
JS:
a === b
or basically, get a, get b, compare
Can we get a === operator and OP_RAWEQ?
(And OP_RAWGET and OP_RAWSET but idk what syntax/operators they would
use...)
I am super confused by what you're asking.
Lua's == is like Javascript's === in that Lua doesn't allow any type
inequality between what's on the left and right-hand side. It is
already a rawequal().
