On 7/8/07, Francesco Montorsi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi John and all,
>
>     I've been very busy recently with university. I'm now almost free
> under that point of view ;)

That's good! Off to the workforce or more school?

> I've seen the new release of wxLua, even if I haven't managed to try it
> out yet. Good work anyway!

If I may say so, I think it's really good now. The overloaded function
code from Ray has been completely incorporated so there's hardly any
functions that are renamed.

> Is there any build problem left to solve with bakefile on wxLua?

I don't think so, I've been using the frm_bakefile you put up on the
wxlua SF site with success in Linux. Some people have had build
problems, but hopefully they're due to modifications they've made,
we'll see.

Anyway, I am breaking the wx bindings up into separate libs based on
the wxWidgets libs base, core, adv, html, net, etc... I am envisioning
that using something along the lines of the luamodule you can specify
what libs you want to "require" in lua. I hope that I can make
"require 'wx'" bring in all the libs and "require 'wxcore'" just bring
in 'wxbase' and 'wxcore' and so on. I don't foresee any problems, but
I've yet to try it and this may require a little extra work on the
bakefiles.

Also, since the libs will be broken up, I wonder if it could be made
to more easily pick and choose what libs to link to for the
executables? I doubt it for the VC project files.

Regards,
    John Labenski

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