middleclass & extras: middleclass 3.0 is out!

[kikito]

I'm glad I can help. Stateful is the next thing I'll update - either this week or the next one.

[bartbes]

No Class Commons? I am disappoint.

[kikito]

It's on my list! But I need to do this first, sorry

[TechnoCat]

I'm glad I can help. Stateful is the next thing I'll update - either this week or the next one.

EDIT: Actually, I see you have been updating it. I'll see what is wrong.
EDIT2: OH! stateful is its own separate repo now. Gotcha. And it works.

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Stateful = require 'stateful.stateful'

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[kikito]

Hi technocat,

I'm afraid that I haven't been able to release it yet. Sorry about that. I've been a bit ill and real life had me working on other things.

It's approaching completion, though. The main functionality is already there - only secondary stuff is left (for example, callbacks are not invoked when popAllStates is called; isInState isn't implemented, and states are not included in mixins - althought I might leave that one out)

As a side note, I've decided that from now on it will be my policy to not provide a folder, but a self-contained file for all my libs. This way you will not need a require 'stateful.stateful' (which in some cases gives trouble to physfs) but simply require 'stateful'.

Regards, and apologies for the delay!

[TechnoCat]

Hi technocat,

I'm afraid that I haven't been able to release it yet. Sorry about that. I've been a bit ill and real life had me working on other things.

It's approaching completion, though. The main functionality is already there - only secondary stuff is left (for example, callbacks are not invoked when popAllStates is called; isInState isn't implemented, and states are not included in mixins - althought I might leave that one out)

My minuscule needs seem to have already been met. It seems to work without any problems.
I made this with middleclass 2.0 and the new stateful. (and Tween)

[TechnoCat]

Do class declarations have to be global?

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I tried doing this and it keeps giving me an upvalue boolean error when I require it in another file and do :new on the returned object.

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local Shmup = class('Shmup')

function Shmup:initialize()
end

function Shmup:update(dt)
end

function Shmup:draw()
end

return Shmup

[kikito]

Do class declarations have to be global?

As far as I know, no.

I tried doing this and it keeps giving me an upvalue boolean error when I require it in another file and do :new on the returned object.

That is weird.

Can you include inspect.lua in your main and print the Shmup variable on the console?

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local inspect = require 'inspect'
local Shmup = require 'Shmup'
puts(inspect(Shmup))

Does it work if you make Shmup global?

[Robin]

You spend too much time with Ruby.

[kikito]

That is impossible