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> (http://wewantarock.wordpress.com/2012/01/12/who-is-my-community/) is
> asking "is anyone out there interested in a C binding to wxWidgets, and
> if so, are they interested enough to want to help?" and although I
> suggested author to post to some wx list where it could have bigger
> impact, it would be nice if some of you can write something if you bear
> some interest to help having stable and nicely maintained wxC project?

I don't think we need wxC since it'll just be an extra step in binding
for things to go wrong. The way things work with Lua is that it is no
easier to bind to C than C++.

Regards,
    John

Hello!

Few days ago there was a post
(http://wewantarock.wordpress.com/2012/01/11/wxhaskell-and-wxwidgets-2-9/)
from one of the main developers of wxhaskell project informing about the
future plans for the project preparing 2.9.x release.

One of the interesting things mentioned is:

- The C wrapper for wxWidgets has been moved into a separate project,
  wxC and built as a shared library 


which could be helpful, imho, for other wx-related projects and here I
can think of e.g. wxLua & wxD.

Another post
(http://wewantarock.wordpress.com/2012/01/12/who-is-my-community/) is
asking "is anyone out there interested in a C binding to wxWidgets, and
if so, are they interested enough to want to help?" and although I
suggested author to post to some wx list where it could have bigger
impact, it would be nice if some of you can write something if you bear
some interest to help having stable and nicely maintained wxC project?


Sincerely,
Gour



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Hi,
     Posting the message again to find out if it is possible to watch value
of keys inside a table. When I tried that the watch just gives an error
message saying:    "string:Lua:Syntax error during pre-compilation" ?
     Just a question, does everybody just use the debug library to debug
their code in Lua or is there a good graphical debugger that can help. I
tried Lua Eclipse, it didn't work for me, cannot make Scite work to debug
in Linux but even in windows its debugging is more command line rather than
graphical. WxLua seemed to be the only solution that was working good but
then I encountered this problem?

Thanks,
Milind

On Wed, Dec 28, 2011 at 1:05 AM, Milind Gupta <mil...@gm...>wrote:

> Hi,
>           I was able to install wxlua successfully and running the wxlua
> IDE. One thing I notice that if I add a watch for a variable inside a table
> it doesn't work. It just gives the error message "string:Lua:Syntax error
> during pre-compilation". I tried giving the watch variable as a.hello as
> well as a["hello"] but neither worked. Is this a limitation or am I doing
> something wrong?
>
> Thanks,
> Milind
>

Hello All,
when i run a lua script using wxLua, either mine that some of the
examples in distribution, closing application do not exit automatically
from the Lua interpreter, i.e. after closing main window i have to use
ctrl-C to stop all. This happens either in terminal that using Scite
editor.
Is this normal?
Am i wrong or missed something?

Also when i require wx the Lua function print is no working anymore
(seems there is another recent post about this).

I'm on Ubuntu 10.04 with wxwidget 2.8.12 from repository and
wxLua from recent (?) git.

Many thanks,
apologies if stupid question (i'm not a programmer!),
and Happy New Year (if it's matter for You).

Ciao,
francesco.

print statements do not display to the console

commenting the call to IsMainLoopRunning in wxlstate.cpp at line
in wxlua_printFunction resolves the problem but may have some other implications.

    if (!msg.IsEmpty() && wxlState.Ok())// && wxApp::IsMainLoopRunning())


Andre