add load_from_std_lib function to Lua state
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Sorry for sitting on this for so long... I've been trying to figure out exactly what I'm going to do re: #116 for a while, and this PR sort of overlaps with it. I still need to figure out what I'm going to do, and that will affect everything that loads the Lua stdlib, but I don't think that's a valid reason to wait on this PR, since this is still a strict improvement. Would it be possible to just combine the body here with the code that loads libraries in |
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No worries. Not sure why I didn't do this in the first place. Force-pushed with the big block of Also, CI seems to be failing on some not totally backwards compatible change to rust in 1.35 -> 1.36 that's causing rustyline to fail to build. |
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You can go ahead and push that as part of this PR if you don't mind, I don't mind the drive-by change honestly. |
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There was also a test case failing due to some changes in what errors the compiler produces for broken code. Updated a couple of tests in |
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| /// This function is unsafe because it can be used to load the `debug` library which can be used | ||
| /// to break the safety guarantees provided by rlua. | ||
| pub unsafe fn load_from_std_lib(&self, lua_mod: StdLib) -> Result<()> { |
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Could this be load_std_lib and also can there be an unsafe_load_std_lib variant that allows debug, similar to new_with_debug?
(new_with_debug is probably going to be renamed to unsafe_new when other things that the debug library are considered unsafe)
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load_std_lib implies to me that it loads the whole std lib. Maybe load_from_std_lib & unsafe_load_from_std_lib? Also any preference on if the first should error if debug is in the list or just ignore it?
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Yeah you're right, I see your point on load_from_std_lib, that's fine.
The safe version should panic I think if it's asked to load the debug library (that's what new does).
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Ah, should have looked at that. 👍
Changed to load_from_std_lib and unsafe_load_from_std_lib. (Also squashed the fixups.)
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This function allows loading of any portion of the standard libraries after initial state creation, except debug for unsafety reasons. Also added is `unsafe_load_from_std_lib` which *does* also allow loading the debug library. Specifically, this is filling a need to load the debug library after an error is encountered so that a traceback can be generated without risking exposing the debug library anywhere else in the code.
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Had to force-push again because I forgot to |
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Awesome work, thank you very much! |
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Thank *you* for this wonderful library!
…On Thu, Aug 1, 2019, at 13:42, kyren wrote:
Awesome work, thank you very much!
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This function allows loading of any portion of the standard libraries
after initial state creation.
Specifically, this is filling a need to load the debug library after an
error is encountered so that a traceback can be generated without
risking exposing the debug library anywhere else in the code.