LoganDark
LoganDark
Which is, imho, a crap solution when it's the only USB drive I have. I don't get how all the "rare situations" keep happening to me... But whatever, I hope...
MLUL = This program (Mac Linux USB Loader) IIRC = If I Recall Correctly And my USB drive *is* a Sandisk. Needless to say, it doesn't work. I don't need...
isn't this supposed to deal with circular references? i think those are circular references, anyway
@Phrogz here's a way you could possibly do it: - Keep an array of values you have come across - Insert a placeholder instead if you come across a value...
Than maybe something like a `detectCircular` option? [That of course, comes with a note saying the result may not be proper JSON]
Why not implement them all? `cycles` option seems to work good enough in your examples. Maybe defaulting to `undefined`? Of course you would have to implement it in whatever other...
Why? That would be both annoying and unnecessary. metalua's job is not to force your code to comply with any sort of standard.
Please don't make this LuaJIT-only. There are honestly too many libraries out there which would be useful, but don't work on regular Lua.