On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 8:05 AM, Dzmitry Hancharou <red1...@tut.by> wrote:
> Unfortunately, it does not work. Table of mywxlib is not placed in the stack.
> >From wxlstate.h:
> // Register a single wxLuaBinding, returns true on success. Nothing is
> // left on the stack.
> bool RegisterBinding(wxLuaBinding* binding);
>
...
>
> How to put in lua-stack mywxlib? Maybe I misconfigured mywxlib_rules.lua?
>
That's why I suggested to use wxLuaBinding::RegisterBinding(cont
wxLuaState& wxlState) since it does leave the table on the stack. The
wxLuaState::RegisterBinding(wxLuaBinding* binding) does not since it's
supposed to be a convenience function for C++ programmers who are
adding bindings one by one and I assumed they they'd just have to pop
it since I can't think of anything they would want to do with it. By
the way, there is a table in the LUA_REGISTRYINDEX of the installed
bindings, the table key is "wxlua_lreg_wxluabindings_key" and you can
see its usage in wxLuaBinding::RegisterBinding() in wxlbind.cpp should
you want to query or figure out what was installed at any point.
Regards,
John
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