I installed qtlua (http://www.nongnu.org/libqtlua/) and all examples
work.
When I call libqtlua this error:
sciteTest.lua:
require 'libqtlua'
Error loading module 'libqtlua' from file
> '/ Usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/libqtlua.so': / usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/libqtlua.so:
> Undefined symbol: luaopen_libqtlua
I do not control lua and c + +. do you think it would be possible to
use cetet library since scite?
Friend
On 04/01/2010 16:43, ami wrote:
> Qt is cross platform (win / linux / mac) and it already exists with
> python binding. A new binding exists with lua!
It is a binding to allow scripting Qt applications with Lua.
Not to code Qt applications in Lua.
Even if apparently it allows to build some dialogs.
> sciteTest.lua:
> require 'libqtlua'
Is that the only content of sciteTest.lua? How is it related to SciTE?
> Error loading module 'libqtlua' from file
>> '/ Usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/libqtlua.so': / usr/local/lib/lua/5.1/libqtlua.so:
>> Undefined symbol: luaopen_libqtlua
I don't know the project, but it appears the .so file isn't a Lua library in the
traditional sense, ie. it isn't made to be loaded by 'require', rather to be embedded
directly in a Qt application.
> do you think it would be possible to
> use cetet library since scite?
You mean from SciTE? Since it isn't a Qt application, I doubt it...
I can be wrong in all accounts, since I had just a quick look at the (interesting) project.
Perhaps you should ask directly the author of QtLua (I guess you can write to him in
French... :)).
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