As test I tried to run this code as compiled...
[lua]print("loltest")[/lua]
...it wouldn't work well...
[code]lua\compiled.lua: unexpected end in precompiled chunk[/code]
Worked perfectly fine for me. Post the exact steps you took.
1. Created a txt file on D:
2. Renamed it to test.lua
3. Wrote print("loltest") and saved
4. Opened cmd and went to D:
5. Moved clua.exe to D:
6. Ran clua.exe -s test.lua(no errors)
7. Copied the result(compiled.lua) to /lua/
8. Copied gm_clua.dll to lua/includes/modules/
9. Ran gmod and ran lua_run_cl require("clua")
10. ran lua_openscript_cl compiled.lua
Exact enough?
Yes, exact enough. This doesn't change lua_openscript_cl. Try
lua_run_cl runclua('compiled.lua')
[QUOTE=yakahughes;27213888]Yes, exact enough. This doesn't change lua_openscript_cl. Try
lua_run_cl runclua('compiled.lua')[/QUOTE]
Oooh my bad I didn't notice that it has a own function.
Hey, the link to the binary module is down. Can you please reupload / fix the link? Thanks :D
I've had it with solidfiles, I won't use them any more. That's the second time they've randomly removed that file from my account. The link is fixed.
Thanks :D And by the way the first two links that say "here" on them are down also. I can't seem to find the exact luaC program that I should use for this module. If you could fix them, that would be great. :3
Unbelievable. gm_preproc.dll was also removed. Anyway, fixed those two links.
I'm done with compiling all my stuff, now stupid servers can't download my shit anymore (file.Read does not support binary) :v:
Would you consider making the function able to read .clua files too, I'ld like to have that.
NVM recompiled it myself.
The lua compiler doesn't accept continue keyword...
[QUOTE=Athos;27353758]The lua compiler doesn't accept continue keyword...[/QUOTE]
Obviously. continue is gmod specific, an addition by garry. If he told someone how he did it, they could add it to luac.
I thought it was a patch...
[url]http://lua-users.org/lists/lua-l/2009-06/msg00331.html[/url]
[QUOTE=Athos;27355397]I thought it was a patch...
[url]http://lua-users.org/lists/lua-l/2009-06/msg00331.html[/url][/QUOTE]
That may be it, I just assumed garry wrote it. I don't know how to apply it though, and don't really have the time to figure it out.
If you compile lua with the -s flag does it make it completely impossible to decompile and get original source, or does it just make it a huge pain in the ass?
Sorry to bump this thread, but this doesn't make any sense:
[code]] lua_run_cl runclua("falcoprivate/11antilag.lua")
Not running file falcoprivate/11antilag.lua (invalid path)
] lua_run_cl include("falcoprivate/11antilag.lua")
addons\falco's small scripts\lua\falcoprivate\11antilag.lua: unexpected end in precompiled chunk
[/code]
The include shows that the file exists, while the runclua function says it's an invalid path.
[QUOTE=FPtje;29985950]Sorry to bump this thread, but this doesn't make any sense:
[code]] lua_run_cl runclua("falcoprivate/11antilag.lua")
Not running file falcoprivate/11antilag.lua (invalid path)
] lua_run_cl include("falcoprivate/11antilag.lua")
addons\falco's small scripts\lua\falcoprivate\11antilag.lua: unexpected end in precompiled chunk
[/code]
The include shows that the file exists, while the runclua function says it's an invalid path.[/QUOTE]
It only seems to load files in garrysmod/lua, not inside addons, since the module doesn't use Source's filesystem API.
I just saw it, thanks though.
Does this still work? And what parts don't work?
It does.
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