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| tom- | ator: hi, thanks for your comment yesterday @23:57 re "how to use JSON in c" | 16:44.47 |
| | ator: i could do what i want by using the "stringify" function as you proposed. pushing an object to the stack then pcall worked! | 16:46.59 |
| | i'm still heavily confused by all indices, positive and negative.. | 16:47.42 |
| | two things, is it possible somehow to debug/print the current stack in a human form, so that it's visible what is at which position? | 16:48.25 |
| | and if there is, some words how the stack is organized written for noobs would be great to dive in | 16:49.08 |
| | i feel it just worked by try and error now by altering indices until it worked ;) | 16:49.46 |
| | i'm going to read more. thanks again | 16:51.42 |
| ator | tom-: https://mujs.com/reference.html give this a read through | 17:27.38 |
| | and it also helps if you know the Lua C interface; mujs is designed to be very similar. | 17:28.01 |
| | tom-: from JS you can use the "debugger" statement, that will print a stack trace and the environment | 17:29.10 |
| | and a dump of the byte code of the current function | 17:29.19 |
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