Getting userdata out of lua into C++ (after coming from C++ originally) #19
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Makes more sense, as the return does not always have to be multiple types. (Indeed, it is specialized for 1 and 0 cases).
…tyle out of lua Using `auto` and `decltype` in more places that MSVC can handle it -- using type traits in other places to avoid VC++'s chokes More flexibility, woo!
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Getting userdata out of lua into C++ (after coming from C++ originally)
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When you know a type is supposed to be a userdata with C++ information on it, there should be a way to get it out of the Lua VM and mess with it in C++ directly (since it is, indeed, a C++ object). This PR provides the ability to do that.
There are also several refactorings to reduce the amount of code written for get requests and friends.