Binary is now 'lush', library is 'liblush.a'. Version banner shows
"Lush 0.1.0" with original Lua copyright preserved. Adds LUSH_VERSION
defines and _LUSH_VERSION global. Internal C API names, env vars, and
default paths are unchanged for upstream compatibility.
Revert the bespoke __prompt()/__prompt2() function mechanism from issue
#09 and return to stock Lua's _PROMPT/_PROMPT2 globals (which already
support dynamic prompts via __tostring metatables). Set default
_PROMPT = "lush> " in doREPL if not already defined by config.
Replace static _PROMPT/_PROMPT2 with dynamic __prompt(exitcode)/__prompt2(exitcode)
functions. Fallback chain: __prompt() → _PROMPT → "> ". Install a default __prompt
that shows the current directory with ~ abbreviation. Track last exit code from the
REPL loop and pass it to the prompt function.
Use sigsetjmp/siglongjmp to catch SIGINT during readline/fgets input
and jump back to the REPL loop with a fresh prompt. Running Lua code
still gets interrupted via the existing laction/lstop mechanism.
Fixes#11.
'incomplete' was popping error message that should be used in case
there is no more lines to complete the input, that is, 'pushline'
returns NULL, due to end of file.
(See comments in luaconf.h.) This change allows easier compilation,
as Lua compiles and works even if the package 'readline' is absent
from the system. Moreover, non-interactive uses don't load the library,
making the stand-alone slightly faster for small loads.
The definitions in llimits.h are useful not only for the core. That
header only defines types and '#define's, so libs and core still do
not share any real code/data.
The meaning of different GC parameters changed, so there is point in
supporting old values for them. The new code simply ignores the
parameters when changing the GC mode, so the incompatibility is small.
The generational mode also uses the parameters for the incremental
mode in its major collections, so it should be easy to change those
parameters without having to change the GC mode.
Like 'require', the command-line option '-l' discards an optional
version suffix (everything after an hyphen) from a file name when
creating the module name.
Added the concept of control messages to the warning system, plus the
implementation of the controls "@on"/"@off" to turn warnings on/off.
Moreover, the warning system in the test library adds some other
controls to ease the test of warnings.
Some old systems (e.g., Mac OS X 10.4) do not define
'rl_inhibit_completion', even when line history is available.
Anyway, the user can configure this option externally, using '~/.inputrc'.
