script engine with no global environment (java)
I am curious about how global variables are handled by script engines. I am looking for a script engine that does not preserve the state of global variables upon invocation. Are there such engines out there? We are looking for a scripting language we can use under the script engine API for Java.
Alternative Scripting Language to Lua? [closed]
Closed 8 years ago.
Why do we need “callback functions”?
I am reading the book programming in Lua. It said that
On clicked and Text change
If you’ve played Acg, you know theres this thing that makes it say “[Player] Has pressed the Startup Button” or something, and im trying to re-create that
attempt to index ? (a nil value) with key ‘start’ (field ‘2’) in game guardian script
sorry I’m new here, I want to make a script and an error like this appears, can anyone help?
How Lua handles both integer and float numbers?
As far as I remember myself programming I was taught not to compare floating point numbers for equality. Now, while reading Programming in Lua about Lua number type, I found following:
How Lua handles both integer and float numbers?
As far as I remember myself programming I was taught not to compare floating point numbers for equality. Now, while reading Programming in Lua about Lua number type, I found following:
How Lua handles both integer and float numbers?
As far as I remember myself programming I was taught not to compare floating point numbers for equality. Now, while reading Programming in Lua about Lua number type, I found following:
Why won’t lua 5.4 load a module from the current directory by default?
I see multiple questions here, that imply loading modules from the current directory should be the default behavior of Lua. See “selected answers” for these two questions:
Why won’t lua 5.4 load a module from the current directory by default?
I see multiple questions here, that imply loading modules from the current directory should be the default behavior of Lua. See “selected answers” for these two questions: