Re: Multiple Lua Script Files
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- Subject: Re: Multiple Lua Script Files
- From: Asko Kauppi <askok@...>
- Date: 2006年1月14日 20:49:33 +0200
It's a bit different whether you load the script by -lmyscript or as
myscript.lua.
Here's some code I use in Hamster, to come around this. Perhaps it
will help?
local main= "main" -- main script
-- Finding subscripts:
--
local LUA_PATH= rawget(_G,"package") and package.path
or os.getenv("LUA_PATH")
if not LUA_PATH then
error "LUA_PATH environment variable not set."
end
rawset( _G, "MY_PATH", false )
for pat in string.gfind( LUA_PATH, "[^;]+" ) do
local try= string.gsub( pat, "?", "hamster" )
local fh= io.open(try,"r")
if fh then
fh:close()
MY_PATH= string.gsub(try,"hamster%.lua","")
break
end
end
assert(MY_PATH)
--
-- Actual application code:
--
local m= dofile( MY_PATH..main..".lua" )
return m
Chris Gurtler kirjoitti 14.1.2006 kello 5.09:
Thank you,
Do you have an example of this?
CHU Run-min wrote:
IMHO, you should make a state variable which indicates the current
executed script file.