LINUX ?

[chrisklume 0]

Hello, can we launch the program on linux ? 

[Droidz 2738]

Hello,

I don't think so, but I never tried.

WRobot uses a lot of Windows APIs, and a Windows specific language, there is really little chance that it will work with a Windows emulator.

[libai 2]

I have tried on MacOS with WineSkin (the WOW works well but WRobot).

It seams like WRobot write by C#, which version of C# it supported? 

I do run some code like this,but it failed.

var hello = "hello world";

Lua.LuaDoString($@"

        local index = string.find(hello,h");

");

how to pass it to lua?thanks.

On 2/28/2023 at 5:33 PM, Droidz said:

Hello,

I don't think so, but I never tried.

WRobot uses a lot of Windows APIs, and a Windows specific language, there is really little chance that it will work with a Windows emulator.

 

[Droidz 2738]

.net Framework 4.x (4.5 minimum).

You can't use "$", bot compiler use old C# compiler (you can't use the new language features, or, you need previously to compile your code in dll).

You can run your Lua code like that :

var hello = "hello world";

Lua.LuaDoString(@"

local index = string.find('" + hello + @",h');

");

or

var hello = "hello world";
Lua.LuaDoString("local index = string.find('" + hello + ",h');");

 

[libai 2]

On 3/2/2023 at 5:26 PM, Droidz said:

.net Framework 4.x (4.5 minimum).

You can't use "$", bot compiler use old C# compiler (you can't use the new language features, or, you need previously to compile your code in dll).

You can run your Lua code like that :

var hello = "hello world";

Lua.LuaDoString(@"

local index = string.find('" + hello + @",h');

");

or

var hello = "hello world";
Lua.LuaDoString("local index = string.find('" + hello + ",h');");

 

thanks for your reply. my apologies for the delay.

[chrisklume 0]

i'm on windows now ^^ but htanks