I am trying to use IupGetClassName in my C module but it cannot find the
definition. I have included iup.h and iuplua.h. Which include file do I
have to use to get that function?
Thanks,
Milind
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Thanks Milind and Antonio,
I'll have to study that up.
Regards,
John
On 10/07/2015 1:40 p.m., Milind Gupta wrote:
The explanation is here :
http://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/manual.html#3.4.11
Function definition is like this actually:
functiondef ::=*function* funcbody
funcbody ::= ‘*(*’ [pa
I did a few more tests.
x = {}
x["y"] = 3
print(x.y) -- 3
x["f1"] = 4
print(x.f1) -- 4
x["3"] = 4
--print(x.3) -- invalid
print(x[3]) -- nil
print(x["3"]) -- 4
Quite expected. Then more tests:
box = {}
key = "xxx"
box.yyy = {numcol=3}
box[key] = {numcol=2}
function box.yyy:click_cb(L,C)
e
Interesting.
This also does not work:
function box[key].click_cb(self, L,C)
And it is not related to IupLua. I tested with:
box[key]= {numcol=2, numcol_visible=2, numlin=0}
An the result is the same.
It seems it is not a valid Lua declaration. You should post at the Lua
list to get a
The explanation is here : http://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/manual.html#3.4.11
Function definition is like this actually:
functiondef ::= *function* funcbody
funcbody ::= ‘*(*’ [parlist] ‘*)*’ block *end*
So in your example this works:
box[key].click = function(self,L,C)
end
The other way is just
Hi,
I've been doing a bit of programming with IUP LUA under windows.
And have discovered this oddness.
===
require( "iuplua" )
require( "iupluacontrols" )
box = {}
key = "999"
box[key]= iup.matrix {numcol=2, numcol_visible=2, numlin=0}
local box_key = box[key]-- This works
functio
solution with iupFill and h/v boxes are only for smaller forms. For larger
ones you should use GridBox. Attached example.
#include
#include
int main(int argc, char* argv[]){
IupOpen(&argc, &argv);
Ihandle* win = IupDialog(NULL);
IupSetAttribute(win, "SIZE", "100x100");
Ihandle
Okay, I think I am starting to understand the problem better now.
When I use the IupFill() padding technique mentioned, my problem
becomes that the vbox tries to expand to fill the whole window.
Currently my window is oversized, so big padded areas are appearing
between each horizontal line (i.e.
