Hi,
I see you got it working, but I did something similar a while back.
If you don't need to create instances of your class form the script
, you can set an instance created in c++ global doing something like
this:
Lunar<myClass>::Register( L ); // Register myClass
myClass* myPointer = new myClass(); // Create new instance
int index = Lunar<Account>::push( L, myPointer, false ); //
Push to lua stack, tell lua gc to ignore it, by giving false
// Set as global
lua_pushvalue( L, index ); // Push the
stack index of the instance to stack
lua_setglobal( L, "myClassInstance" ); // Set as global with
name "myClassInstance", removes the index from stack
You would then use it in the script like this:
myClassInstance:method();
Where method is a function defined in the myClass::methods[] table.
Note that you need to delete the instance yourself or give true when
calling the push() function to have lua gc delete it.
- Ilkka