greatwolf
greatwolf
It looks like lua tables with a lot of entries reproduces this error. For example, testing this in virtualbox under linuxlite python 2.7.3: ``` import lua f = lua.eval("function (n)...
Where did you put the compiled `python.so` lua module?
No, `python.lua` has been removed a long time ago. The `lua-python.so` binary has been renamed to `python.so` and `lua.so` for loading into lua and python vm respectively. Can you show...
Can you run `ldd` on lua-python.so followed with `which` on the lua and python runtime libraries to get their locations.
The second error message, it could be related to this maybe http://stackoverflow.com/questions/35006614/what-does-symbol-not-found-expected-in-flat-namespace-actually-mean. I don't have an Mac OSX to test this on so not sure how much help I can...
I think it would be best if the same name can be kept as much as possible to avoid possible confusion. What if you try to contact the original author,...
hey we got a response from the author himself. woot! :) :+1:
The main problem, is that LuaObject's iterator is acting like a "singleton" for that instance of the variable. You'll find that you can't get 2 _separate_ iterators pointing to different...
The handle to the module is returned by `py.import` so you have to access it through that. For example local py = require "python" local mylib = py.import "my_lib" print(mylib.test)...
I just tested this on Lua 5.3 with Python 3.3 32-bit but I can't reproduce the error. What's the lua and python script that's producing that error?