Hello,
I'm a very new to LUA programming (2 full days), tho' I do have an extensive background in C/C++ and Java. Alas, I have run into what appears to be a scoping problem and I'm confused. Here's the problem:
in
mylib.lua I have the function definition
Code:
function parseStackTrace()
<lines of code>
end
And in my testing framework,
myLibTests.lua, I have
Code:
function runTests()
local result1, result2, result3 = parseStackTrace( debugstack())
end
When executed, the test fails with the following error message:
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attempt to call global 'parseStackTrace' (a nil value)
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(ASIDE: I'm using !Swatter)
my .toc file contains these lines
<boiler plate>
myLib.lua
myLibTests.lua
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It's clear I'm missing something important and probably familiar to most LUA programmers. So, can someone either explain what's going on or point me to the appropriate documentation?
Cheers,