I adressed the remaining comments in 6926.
One question was how to get a object from c++ to Lua. There is a template
function to_lua<> for this. Usage is like this:
to_lua<L_WareDescription>(L, new
L_WareDescription(tribe.get_ware_descr(ware_amount.first)));
This generates a L_WareDescription and pushes it at the top of the Lua stack.
> An array with pairs of int, worker_descr.name describing the worker
> positions of the productionsite
I would expect here to get back { "miner": 3 }, but what I get back is
{"miner", "miner", "miner"}. You are right that the documentation is correct as
it was, but we call the second form a "array of strings" in other places of the
documentation. I suggested an alternative wording in my last commit.
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