📃 SLua Alpha

SL's implementation of Lua now has three number-ish types: number (built-in) boolean (built-in, false is distinct from 0 ) integer (userdata, for compatibility with LSL API) integers can be created from numbers by calling integer() Right now, we can't convert boolean to integer , which makes writing scripts a bit convoluted: enable = false -- eg. result of `health <= 0` ll.SetPrimitiveParams({PRIM_PHYSICS, integer(enable)}) -- error: lua_script:2: unable to cast! -- [C] function integer The current solution would have to be: enable = false -- eg. result of `health <= 0` enable = if enable then 1 else 0 ll.SetPrimitiveParams({PRIM_PHYSICS, integer(enable)})

LSL key sitter = llAvatarOnSitTarget( ); if(sitter) { // Do stuff } This is probably one of the most used "hack" / "hidden features" of lsl. Would be amazing if lua could have it too Lua Maybe something like this local sitter = ll.AvatarOnSitTarget() if sitter.isValid() then -- Do stuff end

Currently, when scripting in Luau, indexing of tables does not match between Luau functions and ll. functions. For example, the following return the same values: str = ll.List2String(List,2) and str = List[3] This isn't exactly a bug, both are functioning 'correctly', but it's going to cause some issues. Is there a reasonable solution to this?