On 2/9/2011 2:24 AM, HyperHacker wrote:
On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 17:44, Miles Bader<miles@gnu.org> wrote:Wolfgang Oertl's lua-gtk is completely awesome. [He now calls it "lua-gnome" because it supports other gnome libraries now, not just GTK+] http://lua-gtk.luaforge.net/en/index.html -MilesAnother +1 for lua-gnome AKA lua-gtk. GTK is a fantastic API and this gives you a fantastic interface to it.
<plug mode='shameless'>I'm developing LGI, which is Lua binding to gnome libraries using gobject-introspection, i.e. dynamically, using typelibs and libffi. It is still in development, unreleased yet, and it targets soon-to-be-released gtk3. However, most of the things already work fine, and I'm trying to write GTK+-based Lua debugger as a proof-of-concept before releasing 0.1 version.
See http://gitorious.org/lgi/lgi and possibly http://gitorious.org/lgi/lgi/blobs/master/samples/gtkhello.lua http://gitorious.org/lgi/lgi/blobs/master/samples/gtkpad.lua as samples how to use this binding. </plug> Pavel