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[quote]You have to define "know" here. There are a lot of programmers playing zk and it would take an hour tops for any programmer to get to my level of "knowing" Lua.
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[quote]You have to define "know" here. There are a lot of programmers playing zk and it would take an hour tops for any programmer to get to my level of "knowing" Lua.
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Knowing Chili, various peculiarities and good practices of spring may be a better metric. [/quote]
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Knowing Chili, various peculiarities and good practices of spring may be a better metric. [/quote]
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This.
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This.
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Learning lua-specific syntax is not the problem. The problem is getting into the structure of the engine with respect to definitions/globals/constants, data structures and callins (and, of course, whatever quirks there may be). And as we discussed before, lua doesn't exactly help with this.
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Learning lua-specific syntax is not the problem. The problem is getting into the structure of the engine with respect to definitions/globals/constants, data structures and callins (and, of course, whatever quirks there may be). And as we discussed before, lua doesn't exactly help with this.
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Is there an API description somewhere? Or does boil down to "just search widgets/gadgets that do similar things and adapt the code"?
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ZK players that know Lua!