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lucas.ss.05
lucas.ss.05

Reputation: 65

How do I get locals from a lua script in java

I have this lua script:

local set = {}
set.name = "DebugMenu"
set.setName = "DebugMenu"
set.descriptionFilenameOverride = ""
set.logicalName = "<DebugMenu>"

In java I have:

LuaValue script = globals.load(..input stream.., "main", "t", globals);

How do I access the values in the table in the lua script?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 258

Answers (1)

Doyousketch2
Doyousketch2

Reputation: 2147

You could rename it local_set instead, just so there's no confusion with the half-a-dozen or so other set functions (sethook, setmetatable...) that reside in _G. Then drop that local, so you can access contents from global scope.

https://pgl.yoyo.org/luai/i/debug.getlocal The possibility exists, but it's wonky. https://www.lua.org/pil/23.1.1.html You'd have to scroll through keys 'till you find it.

local stack_level = 1
local stack_index = 1

while true do
    local name, value = debug.getlocal( stack_level, stack_index )
    print()
    if not name then break end

    if type( value ) == 'table' then
        for k, v in pairs( value ) do
            print( k, v, type(v) )
        end
    else  --  could be recursive, if you need to dig deeper
        print( name, value, type(value) )
    end

    stack_index = stack_index +1
end

Edit:

Seems easier just to rename it, so it's safely accessible from within your globals.

local_set = {}

local_set .name = 'DebugMenu'
local_set .setName = 'DebugMenu'
local_set .descriptionFilenameOverride = ''
local_set .logicalName = '<DebugMenu>'

Upvotes: 0

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