Document how to use Lua 5.4 and power patches #301
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This commit adds documentation on how to use Lua 5.4 and documents the power patches provided by this new release. Most of the documentation for this comes from the readme (https://github.com/gottfriedleibniz/lua/blob/luaglm/README.md), 'as is' and the lua-users Wiki: http://lua-users.org/wiki/LuaPowerPatches#LUA_54_patches I tried to not modify any of the documentation, only adding certain markdown styling and some extra explanation to specific terms which may not be known to new users.
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Currently, FiveM is compiled with a different tree of LuaGLM that does not include all of the power patches gottfriedleibniz/lua:luaglm has and not all of them are enabled either :) |
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Thanks, I guess I will review this and remove any power patches that don't apply from the docs 😃 |
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| ## Short Function Notation or Shorthand lambdas (5.4.2) | ||
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| Syntactic sugar for writing concise anonymous functions of the form `|a, b, |
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Removing, couldn't find a reference to this
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| ## Save/restore readline history (5.4.2) |
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This and Advanced readline support (5.4, 5.3, 5.2, 5.1, 5.0) aren't enabled, GRIT_POWER_READLINE_HISTORY isn't set in the defines.
- Remove shorthand lambda stuff (doesn't exist). - Remove Save/restore readline history (5.4.2). - Remove Advanced readline support (5.4, 5.3, 5.2, 5.1, 5.0). - Remove 'Readonly' (for tables, which doesn't exist). - Add functions for string blobs. - Add section for nanosecond resolution timers with example code. Thanks to @jaymo1011 for the help.
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This commit adds documentation on how to use Lua 5.4 and documents the
power patches provided by this new release. Most of the documentation
for this comes from the readme (https://github.com/gottfriedleibniz/lua/blob/luaglm/README.md),
'as is' and the lua-users Wiki: http://lua-users.org/wiki/LuaPowerPatches#LUA_54_patches
I tried to not modify any of the documentation, only adding certain
markdown styling and some extra explanation to specific terms which may not be
known to new users.