Hi, The errors are expected table in (182 shifty.lua) and got string.
179 --select : helper function chooses the first non-nil argument 180 --@param args - table of arguments 181 function select(args) 182 for i, a in pairs(args) do 183 if a ~= nil then 184 return a 185 end 186 end 187 end They're the "generic" errors I get sometimes when I mess up with awesome. El Mon, 25 Nov 2013 11:21:47 +0100 g.schlmm escribió: >Hi, > >just tried it and it works for me. >You shouldnt run Gtk.main(), since aewsome has already a main loop >running > >tried it with: >https://github.com/pavouk/lgi/blob/master/samples/gtkhello.lua >and commented Gtk.main() out in the last line . > >what kind of error messages are you getting ? > >On 11/23/2013 08:56 PM, Carlos Morata Castillo wrote: >> Hi to everyone and congratulations for your awesome work. :) >> >> I have this file: >> >> ====gtk.lua============= >> local lgi = require 'lgi' >> local GObject = lgi.GObject >> local Gtk = lgi.Gtk >> ======================== >> >> I try this on a shell: >> bash# echo dofile('gtk.lua') | awesome-client >> >> And my system is flooded with errors messages. >> If I don't include lgi.Gtk everything's ok. >> >> It's kind of mistery because: >> bash# >> lua gtk.lua >> >> works like a charm. >> >> >> Everything comes cause I'm developing a widget that once clicked >> shows a form with GTK to get things inside a db (with luasql.sqlite). >> Everything works great if I execute it with "lua file.lua" but I >> have to integrate it in awesome wm because I need to retrieve a >> global table in awesome wm enviroment. >> So I have 2 issues: >> -Getting work lgi.Gtk in awesome >> -Getting _G.mytable from a lua script launched in a shell >> >> >> Thanks! >> > > -- To unsubscribe, send mail to awesome-devel-unsubscr...@naquadah.org.
