Ignacio Burgueño
Ignacio Burgueño
@Tieske I understand. It might be that I've became accustomed to the way things are, so I don't mind having to set env vars to make things work. The thing...
@andrewstarks Understood. LR also needs to not split files in lib and share. (i.e. no _nix_ hierarchy at all, but that would break a mingw install).
@Tieske Sorry, Lua on Windows will look for lua files first in a folder "lua" below the interpreter. (as @andrewstarks just said). As for the mingw install breaking, I thought...
Locals of C functions? Do you have an example of this change in action? I don't really understand how would that work.
I'm not sure. Can't you just wrap it in a function to adjust the number of return values? Like, ``` lua debug.traceback = function(...) return (STP.stacktrace(...)) end ```
Here is an example of an xml file that gets interpreted correctly by Jenkins's JUnit plugin. I started to hack something for Telescope but gave up because I didn't know...
Yes it can, but it can't show each test result. It just says that the test failed but you don't get all the fancy graphs.
What do you expect to change? Variables like PREFIX, BINDIR, LIBDIR, LUADIR and CONFDIR ? Are those not changing?
Ah! You can do that already. Take a look at [this rockspec](https://github.com/xpol/lua-rapidjson/blob/master/rapidjson-0.2.2-1.rockspec). Is that what you want?
Maybe. IIRC, the make backend works the same way. There might be a reason for it which I'm not aware of. @hishamhm ?