ENIGMA Development Environment

Yeah, Linux is something I cant really try as I dont have a stable linux machine. I will try to fix some problems using a VM

I guess that GMX is for compatibility reasons

You could try to open the file and get the string from each line, you can "scan" the string and check if its a headline ([...]). You can separate the string at each "," and add a Variable (either a list/array or variables).

I dont know the function names, but look for functions with the name file_open_read(...) or something like that

I just hit run ^^ and with every default extension turned on.

Another problem I do encounter is the tremendous amount of crashes and I don't know why

The Lua Extension is "finished" (The code needs some cleanup ) and ready to be used.
Just download from GitHub and follow my instructions on how to install it.

GitHub page: https://github.com/WizzardMaker/Lua-Extension

There are still some unknown warning messages from the Compiler which I have to fix but its ready to use!

I had to disable some functions, namely:
All of the extension functions (There will be support for it later but not for now)
and all of the functions with varargs as argument (Just look into the LGM function list in the build tab on the top)
and some of the buffer functions
other functions:
is_real();is_string();instance_change_inst();abs();min();max();median();

Here is my code:
//include.h
#include <LuaState.h>
namespace enigma_user{
  lua_State* lua_start();
  void lua_stop(lua_State *Lua);
  ...
}
//lua.cpp
#include "include.h"
namespace enigma_user{
  lua_State* lua_start(){
    lua_State *Lua = luaL_newstate();
    luaL_openlibs(Lua);
    return Lua;
  }
  void lua_stop(lua_State *Lua){
    lua_close(Lua);
    return;
  }
PS: How do I make the code syntax to EDL in the Code blocks ^

Yeah, I fixed the instance_create error and it workd now, but I have a problem with variant...
In the function draw_text(gs_scalar x, gs_scalar y, variant str);
                                                        ^
undefined reference to 'variant lua::stack::read<variant>(lua_State*, int)'
What I could make is to rewrite the function using string instead of variant, that would solve the problem and the user wouldn't know.