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Lua For IntelliJ IDEA
This is difficult to post, but Sylvanaar contributed so much to the community, I feel like this needs to be known. Sylvanaar passed away about 2 months ago, suddenly, tragically....
Hello. I turned on Lua support today and got the error: **Plugin error** Plugin 'Lua' (version '1.0.127') is not compatible with the current version of the IDE, because it requires...
While investigating #22, we've found the root cause of the issue: it's the [`log.xml` configuration file](https://github.com/sylvanaar/IDLua/blob/ffc0589fca36b1837895cbf99f8ef3870ce1b685/include/log.xml) which is loaded by the `LuaLoggerManager` component: https://github.com/sylvanaar/IDLua/blob/ffc0589fca36b1837895cbf99f8ef3870ce1b685/src/main/java/com/sylvanaar/idea/Lua/LuaLogManager.java#L26-L35 _(note that, while this component is...
While investigating issue #22, I've found some contradictions between version published to the Marketplace ([1.0.127](https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/5055-lua/versions/stable/90237)) and the sources in the repository. The main difference seems to be that certain components...
```lua function func () local a = 1 ::label:: print("--- goto label ---") a = a+1 if a < 3 then goto label end end ``` it complain "chunk:3: unexpected...
~~~lua #! /usr/bin/lua local function format_mi() local head = {} local entries = {} local mi = assert(io.open("mi", "r")) for line in mi:lines() do if line:sub(1, 2) == "./" then...
When using Lua classing, it reports the main variable as "unused" invalidly. Example; ```lua local test = {} -- This is flagged as unused function test:SomeFunc() print("Hello world") end ```
https://github.com/NetBSD/src/blob/e133a890f44e4a1356c621997c585b29e14fc72c/distrib/sets/fmt-list  The identifier `assert` is marked as unknown, even though it should be known. In the Settings, I configured a Lua 5.3.5 environment as the default environment. The [Lua...
Lua:  Kotlin:  The two gutter icons look very similar. They shouldn't though since the first icon effectively means `goto` and the second icon means `call recursively`. These are...