Difference between revisions of "TsT Module definition"
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local M = {} | local M = {} | ||
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return M | return M | ||
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sample of use in main file : | sample of use in main file : | ||
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local mymod = require("mymod") | local mymod = require("mymod") | ||
mymod.blah() | mymod.blah() | ||
mymod.bar() | mymod.bar() | ||
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or with global module | or with global module | ||
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mymod = require("mymod") | mymod = require("mymod") | ||
mymod.blah() | mymod.blah() | ||
mymod.bar() | mymod.bar() | ||
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variant 2 | variant 2 | ||
in file "mymod.lua" : | in file "mymod.lua" : | ||
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local M = {} | local M = {} | ||
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mymod = M -- create the global "mymod" variable | mymod = M -- create the global "mymod" variable | ||
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sample of use in main file : | sample of use in main file : | ||
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require("mymod") | require("mymod") | ||
mymod.blah() | mymod.blah() | ||
mymod.bar() | mymod.bar() | ||
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Revision as of 16:55, 12 May 2011
How to define a LÖVE module ?
Exactly like a LUA module.
How to define a LUA module ?
There is different way to do. In lua 5.1, a module() function exists : Please do not use it. It will be deprecated in next version. See this discuss for detail TODO:link
A "private"(?) module (not affecting the global environment)
in file "mymod.lua" :
local M = {}
local function blah()
end
local function bar()
end
M.foo = blah
M.bar = bar
return M
sample of use in main file :
local mymod = require("mymod")
mymod.blah()
mymod.bar()
or with global module
mymod = require("mymod")
mymod.blah()
mymod.bar()
variant 2
in file "mymod.lua" :
local M = {}
local function blah()
end
local function bar()
end
M.foo = blah
M.bar = bar
mymod = M -- create the global "mymod" variable
sample of use in main file :
require("mymod")
mymod.blah()
mymod.bar()
