Reference
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I needed some mundane activity during my internetting so I did this.
http://boxmein.x10.mx/tptelements/lua/lua-reference.html -
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this isn't really a full api though, and one little big notice.
by lua conventions, due to multiple returns and/or no type fixity in those, returned types are _never_ put in front of the function name, instead it's written: "returns blahblahblah,foobar; or nil,error" -
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@greymatter (View Post)
My internet session that day was 13 however I did that in some fraction of the time :D
@mniip (View Post)
I have everything except tpt.el, and I haven't got the string keys and values and stuff. More like an API object tree then.
Return values I think I handled in an almost-sensible way, since it didn't need comments after every function definition. -
@mniip (View Post)
Name me something that's undocumented and does not exist on the tree.
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i've already posted it on irc, but i'll double it here,
Window.onInitialized Window.onTick Window.onExit Window.onMouseUp Window.onMouseMove Window.onTryOkay Window.onDraw Window.onMouseWheel Window.onTryExit Window.onKeyRelease Window.onBlur Window.onMouseDown Window.onKeyPress Window.onFocus -
Update-o-bump, I've added values to the constants (not to say you should use them!)
Also, everything is a link now. You can simply link to every value or method by using the table's short name (elem for element, ren for renderer) and add a . and the value.
For example,
http://boxmein.net/tpt/tptelements/reference/lua-reference.html#tpt.graphics_func
http://boxmein.net/tpt//tptelements/reference/lua-reference.html#ren.PMODE_FLATEdited 2 times by boxmein. Last: 10th Apr 2016
