Re: a work on obtain class definition and function signature

"Nigel Atkinson" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.lang.lua.bind.user
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This looks very cool. :D  I'm keen to try this on Ubuntu perhaps this
weekend.  I guess I will end up with a GNU makefile or a Code::Blocks
project I can send you.

In my game console now, what I do sometimes is call a function and
intentionally get the parameters wrong, so it errors and gives me a list
of 'candidates'.

I think bjam would be best bet since luabind uses that, but I'll leave
that for someone who knows how to do that. ;-)

Nigel

> 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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