On 26/06/2013 13:06, Sebastien Diot wrote:
I would like to make a "web game" with GWT, and have some of the code
"scripted" rather
then compiled, to allow dynamic updates/tweaking without rebuilding and
re-deploying.
Now the hard part is, what scripting language could I use to execute the
scripts that
would both run within the JVM and in JavaScript on the browser?
While "JavaScript" would seem like an obvious answer, I fear it would not do,
due to the
fact that is doesn't support "longs" natively (which I use a lot as IDs ...).
Maybe there
is an easy work-around, I haven't actually dived into GWT, yet so I would not
know about
it. I do know that GWT can compile Java code to work correctly as JavaScript
even with
long, but I don't know if the same solution can be used within hand-made
scripts.
You can use Lua, commonly used to script games.
There are some implementations in JavaScript, for example:
http://kripken.github.io/lua.vm.js/lua.vm.js.html
which is optimized and fast.
It might have the same issue with longs, thought, like most languages compiling to
JavaScript... unless a specific workaround / implementation is made.
I haven't tried it in GWT...
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Philippe Lhoste
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