I am evaluating an existing dependency injection library for Delphi, and settled on delphidicontainer due to its simplicity-it only requires a unit file!
However, there is one thing I don’t u
I am evaluating an existing dependency injection library for Delphi, and settled on delphidicontainer due to its simplicity-it only requires a unit file!
However, there is one thing I don’t u
Context: I am working on a set of bindings, and many of my functions refer to the “global” Lua state. (It is not actually global in the code I am developing, but Local to a specific runtime instanc
I am using Lua as the data description language for my C application. I have a bunch of C classes that are bound to Lua using SLB 2.0. I have binding methods such as’SetPos ‘Or’SetName’. I use a ta
Lua newbie, trying to figure out how to use middleclass library for OOP
main.lua:
Person.lua:
module(…, package.seeall)require’middleclass’
Person = class(‘Person’);
function Pe
I have a DLL written in C. It is legacy code and the source code cannot be modified. I want to be able to call some functions inside the DLL from Lua.
— My Lua File
include(myCppDll.dll)
fun
I have a gsm-modem and plc, plc sees a modem (I use *.lib and the function block “openPort”), but I don’t understand how to write “in the modem” at command”, such as “ate0”. First, in order to i
I want to call the method of the abstract class from the abstract class called by the inherited class.
Abstract class:
public abstract class Abstract {
protected void updateMotionY(flo
The order of retrieving keyword arguments passed through **kwargs is very useful in the specific project I am working on. It is about making a nd numpy array with meaningful dimensions (now Called
I am applying the MVVM pattern to a project. I have a UserControl which has a button which is bound to a command exposed by the ViewModel.
Since the button is visible, It will continue to call the
Is there a way to retrieve function parameters that are not specified in the function call from the evaluation formula?
For example, consider calling seq(1,10). If I want to get the first par