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Hi,
GopherLua is a Lua5.1 implementation, so reading Lua 5.1 reference manual might be helpful and you should be familiar with original Lua5.1(GopherLua has same API as original Lua5.1).
How i can export some Go packages to this implementation?
Please refer to Creating a module by Go .
How multiple return works in this LUA implementation?
Almost same as original Lua5.1 implementation. GopherLua uses objects instead of stack indicies. Please refer to Calling Lua from Go .
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Ok, nice.
Fist question is about error handling. Other libs that im using to integrate has a problem in calling functions with 3 types of error:
1 - Call a export function to LUA using fewer params number
2 - Call a export function to LUA using too many params number
3 - Call a export function to LUA using invalid type param
This is a common problem when user develop their scripts, but another lib simply CRASH the host process!
How it works on this lib?
Second question: It is in active development? Have any contact (email, skype, hangout)?
Third question: You see any problem to use it in my project? Any limitations?
Thanks. Sorry for questions, but it is an important search to my project.
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1
Same as original Lua5.1 implementation. You can either let it crash when there is a problem with parameters or handle the error.
2
It is in active development?
Yes it is.
Have any contact (email, skype, hangout)?
Sorry this is just a hobby project, I can not give you that.
3
GopherLua is a FLOSS.
If you can not read the GopherLua sources and can not solve the problem by yourself, it is hard to use this library for your project. I recommend you to use other libraries.
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