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Topic: Lua FLTK, comprehensive documentation?

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roberts

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Posted: Mar. 09 2005,21:07

reidar, the fltk lua docs are here: http://lua-fltk.sourceforge.net/

It is a shame that the quick-ref url is no longer there.
I will email you the pdf that I have. Note that this has nothing to do with fltk or anything GUI. It covers the base lua 4 version.

DSL as of 1.0rc1 now has twenty lua programs.

reidar

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Posted: Mar. 10 2005,11:32

Thanks Robert! (I received your pdf-file by the way.)

On my office computer I have Debian (sarge), and I thought I might work on the lua programs (like your wordviewer) there, but I couldn't make it work. Which packages do I need to install?

-r

reidar

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Posted: Mar. 10 2005,11:38

Sorry that I don't think a little bit before I ask! I checked out the site you referred to above, went to the download section and it even had a binary file ready for all (most) linuxes, no need to compile or do anything. Now it works, and I will continue exploring this new and wonderful programming language on all my computers! If I arrive at any interesting results, they will be posted here of course :-)

-r

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Posted: Mar. 11 2005,15:26

Quote (reidar @ Mar. 09 2005,10:22)

Robert, the link above (to the quick reference for lua) doesn't leed me anywhere.

I fossicked around on the site hosting Robert's dead link: I think the new link for the lua quick-ref docs there is:
http://www.zpeng.com/jenet/Articles/Section1/Article2.html

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