Support passing argument to lua functions #394
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Also, research and probably implement something like this: From matrix chat: |
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This PR adds support for quickly executing arbitrary lua functions,
without needing to define a function.
Example:
```lua
xplr.config.modes.builtin.default.key_bindings.on_key["#"] = {
help = "test",
messages = {
{ LuaEvalSilently = [[return { { LogInfo = "foo" } }]] },
{ LuaEval = [[return { { LogInfo = io.read() } }]] },
},
}
```
Partly closes: #394
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This PR adds support for quickly executing arbitrary lua functions,
without needing to define a function.
Example:
```lua
xplr.config.modes.builtin.default.key_bindings.on_key["#"] = {
help = "test",
messages = {
{ LuaEvalSilently = [[return { { LogInfo = "foo" } }]] },
{ LuaEval = [[return { { LogInfo = io.read() } }]] },
},
}
```
Partly closes: #394
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This PR adds support for quickly executing arbitrary lua functions,
without needing to define a function.
Example:
```lua
xplr.config.modes.builtin.default.key_bindings.on_key["#"] = {
help = "test",
messages = {
{ LuaEvalSilently = [[return { { LogInfo = "foo" } }]] },
{ LuaEval = [[return { { LogInfo = io.read() } }]] },
},
}
```
Partly closes: #394
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If the argument of `LuaEval` evaluates to a function, xplr will try to
pass Lua Context to it.
Example:
```lua
{ LuaEval = [[function(app) return { { LogInfo = app.pwd } } end]] }
```
Closes: #394
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If the argument of `LuaEval` evaluates to a function, xplr will try to
pass Lua Context to it.
Example:
```lua
{ LuaEval = [[function(app) return { { LogInfo = app.pwd } } end]] }
```
Closes: #394
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If the argument of `LuaEval` evaluates to a function, xplr will try to
pass Lua Context to it.
Example:
```lua
{ LuaEval = [[function(app) return { { LogInfo = app.pwd } } end]] }
```
Closes: #394
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Implement something like
CallLuaWithArg, using which, users can pass arguments to the Lua functions. Being able to pass one argument should be enough. SerdeValueshould support this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: