On 18 May 2014 08:27, Peter Billam <p...@pjb.com.au> wrote:
> ShadowNinja wrote:
> > The "Readline" package
>
> Oh dear... that's one of mine...
>
> > installs "readline.lua" as "Readline.lua" (capitalized R).
> > This makes "require('readline')" fail, and the all-lowercase
> > name appears to be standard.
>
> Indeed, the doc:
> http://www.pjb.com.au/comp/lua/readline.html
> specifies:
> local RL = require 'readline'
> So I've just removed readline and reinstalled it:
> luarocks --force remove readline
> luarocks install readline
> and I run my test_rl.lua which begins
> local M = require 'readline'
> and it works just fine... What's happening here ?
>
> Regards, Peter Billam
>
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I just installed the rock on an Ubuntu VM with a fresh copy of LuaRocks and
the Lua file was installed as "Readline.lua" rather than "readline.lua",
which caused `require("readline")` to fail. Renaming the file to
"readline.lua" allowed it to work.
I believe it's installed this way because of the `Readline =
"readline.lua"` line in the Rockspec.
If you have a case-insensitive file system (which I think OS X uses by
default), the case of the file probably doesn't matter to `require`.
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