New to LUA Programming
Soul_Rider
Mod Bean Join Date: 2004-06-19 Member: 29388Members, Constellation, Squad Five Blue
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<div class="IPBDescription">Looking for tools and tutorials</div>Hi Guys,
New to LUA, although I have experience of other programming languages, including C++, C#, Python and Visual Basic.
I'm looking for information specifically on LUA coding for NS2 - What version of LUA is used for NS2? Where can I find some tutorials on that particular version on LUA, set-up guides and general language syntax etc?
I've got an idea for a simple mod that will work with the tools released so far, just need to get into this LUA stuff pretty quickly :D
From the code samples I have seen on the forum, it seems a relatively straight forward language, I guess the proof will be in the eating :D
Thanks in advance for your assistance guys :D
New to LUA, although I have experience of other programming languages, including C++, C#, Python and Visual Basic.
I'm looking for information specifically on LUA coding for NS2 - What version of LUA is used for NS2? Where can I find some tutorials on that particular version on LUA, set-up guides and general language syntax etc?
I've got an idea for a simple mod that will work with the tools released so far, just need to get into this LUA stuff pretty quickly :D
From the code samples I have seen on the forum, it seems a relatively straight forward language, I guess the proof will be in the eating :D
Thanks in advance for your assistance guys :D
Comments
*laughs*
*passes on good luck*
Seems I may have been a bit premature. NS2 doesn't run on Intel IG, so I need to get myself a new machine as soon as, sold my old one when I moved to Amsterdam.
Laptops are useful, but not for everything it seems.. :D
The core Lua is still there and can be learned easily with just a <a href="http://www.lua.org/download.html" target="_blank">stand-alone interpreter.</a> If you're running Windows, Lua for Windows comes with a lot of other useful libraries and, AFAIK, does install itself into the system so the "lua" command in the command prompt redirects to its exe.
Nothing like setting myself deadlines I'm going to struggle to hit :D