Changeset 6404 for code/branches/presentation2/data/lua

Timestamp:

Dec 23, 2009, 7:44:49 PM (15 years ago)

Author:

rgrieder

Message:

Simplified our resource system a bit by working with a single resource group on the user end.
However you can still declare resource groups for separate loading. But accessing the files will always look in all groups.

File:

• code/branches/presentation2/data/lua/LuaStateInit.lua (modified) (3 diffs)

code/branches/presentation2/data/lua/LuaStateInit.lua

@@ -15 +15 @@
 
 -- Redirect dofile in order to load with the resource manager
--- Note: The function does not behave exactly like LuaState::doFile because the
---       default argument here for the group is not "General" but
---       "NoResourceGroupProvided". This resolves to the resource group used to
---       do the current file.
-doFile = function(filename, resourceGroup)
-  local bSearchOtherPaths = (resourceGroup == nil) or false
-  resourceGroup = resourceGroup or "NoResourceGroupProvided"
-  luaState:doFile(filename, resourceGroup, bSearchOtherPaths)
+doFile = function(filename)
+  luaState:doFile(filename)
   -- Required because the C++ function cannot return whatever might be on the stack
-  return LuaStateReturnValue
+  return LuaStateReturnValue -- C-injected global variable
 end
 original_dofile = dofile
@@ -31 +25 @@
 -- Create includeFile function that preparses the file according
 -- to a function provided to the LuaState constructor (in C++)
--- Note: See the same notes as for doFile
-include = function(filename, resourceGroup)
-  local bSearchOtherPaths = (resourceGroup == nil) or false
-  resourceGroup = resourceGroup or "NoResourceGroupProvided"
-  luaState:includeFile(filename, resourceGroup, bSearchOtherPaths)
+include = function(filename)
+  luaState:includeFile(filename)
   -- Required because the C++ function cannot return whatever might be on the stack
-  return LuaStateReturnValue
+  return LuaStateReturnValue -- C-injected global variable
 end
 
 -- Replace require function with almost similar behaviour
--- The difference is that you need to provide a resource group
--- Default value there is the current one (if present) or else "General"
--- But the loaded modules are then stored with only with the name (where name has no .lua extension)
--- CAUTION: That also means that you need to take care of conflicting filenames among groups
--- Furthermore the moduleName parameters is appended with the .lua extension when looking for the file
+-- The loaded modules are then stored with their names (where name has no .lua extension)
+-- Furthermore the ".lua" extension is appended to the moduleName parameter when looking for the file
 old_require = require
-require = function(moduleName, resourceGroup)
-  local bSearchOtherPaths = (resourceGroup == nil) or false
-  resourceGroup = resourceGroup or "NoResourceGroupProvided"
-  if not luaState:fileExists(moduleName .. ".lua", resourceGroup, bSearchOtherPaths) then
+require = function(moduleName)
+  if not luaState:fileExists(moduleName .. ".lua") then
     return nil
   end
@@ -60 +46 @@
     _REQUIREDNAME_OLD = _REQUIREDNAME
     _REQUIREDNAME = moduleName
-    luaState:doFile(moduleName .. ".lua", resourceGroup, bSearchOtherPaths)
+    luaState:doFile(moduleName .. ".lua")
     _LOADED[moduleName] = LuaStateReturnValue or true
     -- restore old value