I have fixed the printing and in general calling derived functions
like the ones in wxLuaPrintout.
I think that after I add the wxLuaFreeze program that works in Linux
using gcc (at least) I think we can make the 2.6.3.1 release!
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The wxLuaFreeze I wrote consists of a lua script that appends a wxLua
program to the wxLuaFreeze.exe executable which when started looks at
the end of itself for a special tag that tells it how big the script
at the end is and then loads and runs it.
I still don't have a good idea how to really get freeze to work for
multiple files and modules, but it's a start and at least it shows how
to make a very minimal wxLua program that simply runs a script. I
think we'd have to rewrite the lua module loading to use some sort of
fake file system, for example reading from a wxZipFilestream. However
we can't just replace the io.open functions since the wxLua program
may want to actually use them to read/write files that are really on
the disk.
Regards,
John Labenski
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