Hello, I thought I read that *require* will check for locally sourced files first, then the bundle attached. I don't seem to be having much luck with this. The only way I can require an 'unbundled' file seems via the full path. I have also tried the *deps* and *libs* folder without any successful result.
Now, I am using the Luvit *require* module via lit. I was looking through that code, and it seems like it is ignoring anything except bundle sources. Perhaps I am approaching it wrong, but what I am looking to do is: 1. Wrap some custom modules, and a handful of Luvit mods up with lit, resulting in a Luvi executable. (done) 2. Have the client be able to create Lua files and place them in a 'modules' folder (like classic Luvit) which I can require and access via the main executable. Again, the idea is that if the file isn't in the local 'modules' folder, then it checks the bundle. Hope this all makes sense. Any hints, tips, hacks, feedback, or corrections welcome. The power of lit dawned on me while playing around with it last night. It's really exciting, almost forgot to go to sleep. Great job. :) I don't have any C experience to help with, but I will be doing some blog tutorials eventually, and hopefully creating some public modules. There is also the coronium.gs code base folks can take a look at, though that was written on classic Luvit. Best. -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "luvit" group. To unsubscribe from this group and stop receiving emails from it, send an email to [email protected]. For more options, visit https://groups.google.com/d/optout.
