Re: a work on obtain class definition and function signature

I agree that luabind doesn't include this support.   I meant that perhaps luabind _should_ have this
support added if it is useful.

-Evan

[email protected] wrote:
> Hello Evan,thanks for reply.
> i think luabind does not have a enough build-in reflection facility,as
> far as i know the only thing it provide for reflection is
> class_info,even it doesn`t provide function signature infomations for
> me.or am i missed its own reflection feature?
> or am i just misunderstood what you mean? English is not my native
> language,sorry for my confusion.
> 2009/12/3 Evan Wies <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>
> 
>     LuabindSensor is really cool.  Thanks for making and sharing.
> 
>     I sorta think that luabind's reflection facility should do that for
>     you.  It should return a Lua table that represents what you have
>     there.   Then you could generate the text format you need by
>     transforming that table.
> 
>     Thoughts on this idea?
> 
>     A handwritten example:
>     {
>     namespaces = {
>       namespaceA = {
>         classes = {
>           Foo = {
>             functions = {
>                func = { { returns = { "number" }, args = {"number",
>     "number'} },
>             },
>             properties = { 
>                foo = { type = "number", read = true },
>                bar = { type = "namespaceA.Bar", read = true, write = true },
>             },
>             enum = { __name = "MyEnum",
>       WHATEVER = 0,
>                THIS = 520,
>             },
>         },
>       },
>     }
> 
>     Regards,
>     Evan
> 
>           
> 
>     [email protected] <mailto:[email protected]> wrote:
>     > there`s a very tiny library that can provide infomations of class
>     > definition,function signature,table structure,etc.i did this for
>     > my another script editor project to provide autocompletion supports.
>     > i just finished it,and it seems "can work".and now i hope some one
>     would
>     > try it out.
>     > i develop it with visual studio,but there`re no platform dependency in
>     > the source,so i also looking for help of some crossplatform making
>     files.
>     >  
>     > my work is at http://code.google.com/p/luabindsensor/ ,if you are
>     > interested,please go there for more infomations.
>     >  
>     > btw,i still can not receive mails directly from this mail list,can any
>     > one help me?
>     > 
>     > 
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