Linux & OSX:
An interpreter of lua-like language written in C++ 11.
cmake -G "Unix Makefiles"
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Global function |
Description |
print(...) |
Print values to stdout |
puts(string) |
Print a string to stdout |
ipairs(table) |
Returns a iterator to iterate array part of a table |
pairs(table) |
Returns a iterator to iterate a table(array and hash) |
type(value) |
Returns type of a value |
getline() |
Returns a line string which gets from stdin |
require(path) |
Load the path module |
IO table |
Description |
io.open(path [, mode]) |
Returns a file of path by mode when open success, otherwise returns nil and error description, mode is same with c function fopen, default is "r". |
io.stdin() |
Returns a file of stdin |
io.stdout() |
Returns a file of stdout |
io.stderr() |
Returns a file of stderr |
File table |
Description |
file:close() |
Close file |
file:flush() |
Flush write buffer |
file:read(...) |
Read data from file, arguments could be number(read number bytes, returns as a string), "*n"(read a number and returns the number), "*a"(read whole file, returns as a string. Returns a empty string when on the end of file), "*l"(read a line, returns as a string without '\n'), "*L"(read a line, returns as a string with '\n'). Returns nil when on end of file. |
file:seek([whence [, offset]]) |
Sets and gets the file position. whence could be "set", "cur", "end", offset is a number. If seek success, then returns the file position, otherwise returns nil and error description. Called with no argument, returns current position. |
file:setvbuf(mode [, size]) |
Set the buffering mode for the output file. mode could be "no"(no buffering), "full"(full buffering), "line"(line buffering), size is a number specifies the size of the buffer, in bytes. |
file:write(...) |
Write the value of each argument to file, arguments could be string and number. If success, returns the file, otherwise returns nil and error description. |
Math table |
Description |
math.abs(x) |
Same with c function abs |
math.acos(x) |
Same with c function acos |
math.asin(x) |
Same with c function asin |
math.atan(x) |
Same with c function atan |
math.atan2(y, x) |
Same with c function atan2 |
math.ceil(x) |
Same with c function ceil |
math.cos(x) |
Same with c function cos |
math.cosh(x) |
Same with c function cosh |
math.deg(x) |
Returns the angle x(given in radians) in degrees. |
math.exp(x) |
Same with c function exp |
math.floor(x) |
Same with c function floor |
math.frexp(x) |
Same with c function frexp, returns significand of the given number in range of [0.5, 1) and exponent. |
math.huge |
The c macro HUGE_VAL |
math.ldexp(m, e) |
Same with c function ldexp |
math.log(x [, base]) |
Same with c function log, the default for base is e. |
math.max(x, ...) |
Returns the maximum value |
math.min(x, ...) |
Returns the minimum value |
math.modf(x) |
Returns the integral part of x and the fractional part of x. |
math.pi |
The value of PI |
math.pow(x, y) |
Same with c function pow |
math.rad(x) |
Returns the angle(given in degrees) in radians. |
math.random([m [, n]]) |
Returns a uniform pseudo-random number. When called with no arguments, returns a real number in the range [0, 1). When called with number m, returns a integer in the range [1, m]. When called with number m and n, returns a integer in the range [m, n]. |
math.randomseed(x) |
Set x as the seed for the pseudo-random generator. |
math.sin(x) |
Same with c function sin |
math.sinh(x) |
Same with c function sinh |
math.sqrt(x) |
Same with c function sqrt |
math.tan(x) |
Same with c function tan |
math.tanh(x) |
Same with c function tanh |
String table |
Description |
string.byte(s [, i [, j]]) |
Returns the numerical codes of the characters s[i] to s[j]. The default value for i is 1. |
string.char(...) |
Returns a string with length equal to the number of arguments, in which each character has the numerical code equal to its corresponding argument. |
string.len(s) |
Returns the length of the string s. |
string.lower(s) |
Returns a string in which each character is lowercase. |
string.upper(s) |
Returns a string in which each character is uppercase. |
string.reverse(s) |
Returns a reverse string of the string s. |
string.sub(s, i [, j]) |
Returns the substring of s[i..j]. |
Table table |
Description |
table.concat(t [, sep [, i [, j]]]) |
Concatenate t[i] .. t[j] to a string, insert sep between two elements, the default values for i is 1, j is #t, sep is an empty string. |
table.insert(t, [pos ,] value) |
Insert the value at position pos, by default, the value append to the table t. Returns true when insert success. |
table.pack(...) |
Pack all arguments into a table and returns it. |
table.remove(t [, pos]) |
Remove the element at position pos, by default, remove the last element. Returns true when remove success. |
table.unpack(t [, i [, j]]) |
Returns t[i] .. t[j] elements of table t, the default for i is 1, the default for j is #t. |