📃 SLua Alpha

Very, very minor bug. Currently "goto" highlights as a keyword in the script editor, and gives the helper text, "Lua goto statement: jumps to a specified label" goto is not implemented in Luau, and this is not me asking for it to be implemented. But right now the script editor is implying that goto will work, and it doesn't. Perhaps there are some other functions from Lua that aren't implemented in Luau where this is also an issue? I couldn't find anything else, but it's possible.

The SLua code below demonstrates the problem. Two vectors, multiplied, results in a vector answer rather than a number. v1 = vector(9, 2, 7) v2 = vector(4,8,10) v3 = v1 * v2 ll.OwnerSay(typeof(v3) .. ": " .. tostring(v3)) Program output: vector: <36.00000, 16.00000, 70.00000> Reason for identifying as a bug: The SL Wiki indicates that the dot product should return the sum of the products of the vector elements. In this case, the expected result should be 122.0. What is returned instead is simply the vector of the products of each element.

as title suggests the viewer will attempt to parse and syntax highlight for SLua multi line strings

This started happening sometime after yesterday's (Mar 11) Luau test region restarts. Allocating lists that take up as little as 12 kB under Mono, in an otherwise empty script, will cause an out of memory error under LSL-Luau. Repro script: works under LSL-Mono and uses ~16 kB memory (4 kB code + 12 kB from the lists), runs out of memory under LSL-Luau. default { state_entry() { list t1; list t2; list t3; // simply for speed under mono, appending to bigger lists gets slower integer i; for(i = 0; i < 1024; ++i) { t1 += ""; t2 += ""; t3 += ""; } llSleep(0.01); llOwnerSay("memory used: " + (string)llGetUsedMemory()); // would be wrong under Luau anyway } }