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well, first you'd need to get the data you're sending somehow in your lua application. varname1 = "data1" varname2 = "data2" then, you'd need to format that (or url-encode it) to send with your socket test = socket:send("POST /test.php?var1="..varname1.....

didn't see any USB code in there, and i don't think a web server needs to use it, so i doubt that is the problem at all. i wish i could help, but sadly i can just suggest this: have you tried: for line = io.lines(fname) do instead of file = io.input(fname, "rb"&...

i don't think it's a bug. saying mediumFont = myFont is really just saying that mediumFont and myFont both point to the same thing. so, if you have 3 or 4 variables all pointing at the same Font object then using any of them will affect the same thing. someone correct me if i'm wrong, but i think th...

hi fellow Lua-ers. i just finished an update to my LUA internet program called LuaLinker. it's a neat idea especially for mp3blog visitors. LuaLinker v0.2 - Remote file grabber for the PSP by modsyn This program allows you to grab files from the internet from a list of websites you save on your memo...

i know, i found it while looking for a way to do bit shifting. it was on
wikipedia, the great source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lua_for_PSP

i recently found out that lua doesn't support shifting bits (ie, <</>>/>>>) and i found this page with a suggested way of adding the feature: http://lua-users.org/lists/lua-l/1999-02/msg00024.html >From: erik@hougaard.com (Erik Hougaard) >This might be a stupid function, but is Lua missing a << >> b...

ok, so i got your attention. but it's not a fake topic. i wrote a basic data compression script that uses Huffman's algorithm in LUA. it's not super-speedy or super-great compression, but it works for large text files and bitmaps especially. also, wav files can be compressed quite a bit, so if you h...

bitwise operations came into luaplayer at version 10 and they are
and: &
or: |
xor: #

good luck learning, lua's quite fun

For your purpose, my "TwinTail lesson" is helpful. The most important part is line 67~88 at 'ttlesson.lua'. TwinTail:Update() returns only inputted characters, so the application has to interpret '\b' and other control characters. Thanks, ema thank you so much, that's exactly what i was l...

i had problems with the wifi stopping too until i put in the power tick
command during my download loop. after that it didn't happen anymore.

LUA table indexes start with 1, not 0 like (almost) every other language

i write most of my lua code on the psp itself. have you tried out ema's TTLDE program? it has a very fast and (relatively) easy to use text input system, copy/past support, multiple document (like netscape/firefox tabs), and the ability to execute the current open file as a LUA script. it's by far o...

ema, i'm interested in using your keyboard input system in a project of mine. it would be just for getting a single line (or value) of text at a time, something like TTLDE's 'search' or 'save as' input box. is there any way for me to easily use your functions? something like: in_text = ttlde&#58...

i'll also mention my flash0 builder program: download

hello all, i've put together a small collection of functions that are quite
handy (string functions and wlan functions especially). feel free to use
and/or modify these if you find them useful. included with the package is
an example script showing some of its usage

lua-lib-v0.1

i would love an XML/html to table function.
or at least the ability to drop in plugins. :)

i had a similar issue with 0.16 and it seems that the function Wlan.useConnectionConfig() behaves differently for the 2 versions. it's mentioned in the changes. i just added one to the index value i wanted to use and it worked fine after that. like so: function chooseNetwork&#40;&#41; Wlan.i...

nice! very helpful stuff. i hate writing controls code. this might make it simpler.

from http://www.lua.org/manual/5.0/manual.html#predefined collectgarbage ([limit]) Sets the garbage-collection threshold to the given limit (in Kbytes) and checks it against the byte counter. If the new threshold is smaller than the byte counter, then Lua immediately runs the garbage collector (see ...

cool, that's one of the reasons i wrote it. i dropped it in so i could have some
variation without needing to use the config file.

hi, i made a lua script that will let you easily select which network connection you'd like to use (because all of the examples just used the first available). feel free to use it in your projects if you'd like. also, i have included a link to an example script showing how to use it. wlanconfig exam...

very nice job.

cool. your site has the most lua games that i've seen.

Zenurb wrote:I played it and found it extremely difficult

yes? it used to be too easy, so i made it harder. i can get up to 300 or so
now, and before i could keep going pretty much indefinitely.

maybe i'll have to slide it back down some.

sure. here goes:


and



it looks pretty simple, but it's a blast.

i have written my first game ever in LUA for the PSP. i've been programming for a while, but never tried to tackle my own game. but i tossed that and here is what i came up with: http://cs.ulm.edu/~jself/jmenc/circles.rar it's an addictive little shooter-type game. maybe i'm partial, but it's my new...

it was the first code. i had many debug prints, but i left them out for ease
of reading. i finally got it fixed, as i edited the original post to say.

i finally found a decent source of general lua documentation. from
lua.org (ha, go figure).

Hi, I'm trying to read a value from a file and treat that value as the number of characters to read next. I'm probably overlooking something so simple, but I can't seem to figure out what it is. Here is my code sfile = io.open&#40;infile,"r"&#41; numchar = sfile&#58;read&#4...