Re: Solved. Re: Fwd: Inspecting objects

On 3/22/2010 2:36 AM, Daniel Wallin wrote:
> On Fri, Mar 19, 2010 at 11:11:18AM -0700, Thomas Nelson wrote:
>
>> Solved... My bad.  It turns out it had to do with how I was exporting
>> the object... turns out it's helpful to wait till after you've created
>> the instance before you inject a back ref.
>>
>> Any interest on the list for a patch with the following enhancements:
>> 1) Export a luabind::wrap_base derived object to an arbitrary
>> table/namespace in the lua from C++
>>
> What does "export" mean in this context?
>
Certainly, at the moment it behaves very similarly to luabind::globals 
function and in fact it may be a good idea to ultimately put the 
functionality there.  It is actually an interim step on the way allow me 
to make a class created in C++ visible in the lua as a specified lua 
subclass (I need that functionality for scene loading, but it is gonna 
be a week or two before I get around to actually writing the code to do 
this.)

>> 2) Allow methods to be overridden on a per instance basis
>>
> This can be done with the code on the master branch, see:
>
>    http://github.com/luabind/luabind/commit/4b52671
>
And that's what I get from working from the release.  How stable is the 
trunk at the moment?  I'd rather use your code for this than mine.

> I couldn't apply the patch you sent later in this thread. Could you turn
> it into a unified diff (diff -u)?
>
Of course, It will be a couple days before I get it together though.


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