Hallo,
I have problems in compiling VCLua 0.6.3 for lua 5.1 (LuaJIT usage). Please, can you compile and upload the LUA51 binary version of the DLL as you did for VCLua 0.6.0?
Thank you,
Andrea
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Thank you so much for the release of the version 0.6.3 for lua 5.1.
It works fine with LuaJIT dll with just ONE PROBLEM in relationship with the old 0.6.0 release:
The GetCanvas() routine (referred to Forms and ScrollBox object in my tests) does not work.
Did you change something in the exposure of the GetCanvas() routine?
Unfortunatly I do not find an updated version of the documentation (>0.6.1 PDF?) for checking this.
I think that this GUI framework is the best available for Lua and LuaJIT in particular (much better than WXLua in my experience) in particular for Delphi and BC++ developers.
Thank you again for your attention and availability.
Andrea.
Last edit: Pier Andrea Serra 2018-03-12
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Hallo,
I have problems in compiling VCLua 0.6.3 for lua 5.1 (LuaJIT usage). Please, can you compile and upload the LUA51 binary version of the DLL as you did for VCLua 0.6.0?
Thank you,
Andrea
Thank you so much for the release of the version 0.6.3 for lua 5.1.
It works fine with LuaJIT dll with just ONE PROBLEM in relationship with the old 0.6.0 release:
The GetCanvas() routine (referred to Forms and ScrollBox object in my tests) does not work.
Did you change something in the exposure of the GetCanvas() routine?
Unfortunatly I do not find an updated version of the documentation (>0.6.1 PDF?) for checking this.
I think that this GUI framework is the best available for Lua and LuaJIT in particular (much better than WXLua in my experience) in particular for Delphi and BC++ developers.
Thank you again for your attention and availability.
Andrea.
Last edit: Pier Andrea Serra 2018-03-12
OK, I found the solution!
in function OnPaint(s)
s:GetCanvas() is now s.Canvas (from function to property)
Thank you again.
Andrea.
Last edit: Pier Andrea Serra 2018-03-13