List of tojstring() Examples

Examples of tojstring()

org.luaj.vm2.LuaValue.tojstring()
Convert to human readable String for any type. @return String for use by human readers based on type. @see #tostring() @see #optjstring(String) @see #checkjstring() @see #isstring() @see TSTRING
org.luaj.vm2.Varargs.tojstring()
Return argument i as a java String based on the type of the argument. @param i the index of the argument to convert, 1 is the first argument @return String value representing the type

Examples of org.luaj.vm2.Varargs.tojstring()

    if ( ! chunk.arg1().toboolean() )
      fail( chunk.arg(2).toString() );
    Varargs results = chunk.arg1().invoke();
    int nresults = results.narg();
    String sa = results.tojstring(1);
    String sb = results.tojstring(2);
    String sc = results.tojstring(3);
    assertEquals( 3, nresults );
    assertEquals( "12345678901234567890", sa );
    assertEquals( "12345678901234567890", sb );
    assertEquals( "152415787532388367501905199875019052100", sc );

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Examples of org.luaj.vm2.Varargs.tojstring()

      fail( chunk.arg(2).toString() );
    Varargs results = chunk.arg1().invoke();
    int nresults = results.narg();
    String sa = results.tojstring(1);
    String sb = results.tojstring(2);
    String sc = results.tojstring(3);
    assertEquals( 3, nresults );
    assertEquals( "12345678901234567890", sa );
    assertEquals( "12345678901234567890", sb );
    assertEquals( "152415787532388367501905199875019052100", sc );
  }

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Examples of org.luaj.vm2.Varargs.tojstring()

      case 1: // "dofile", // ( filename ) -> result1, ...
      {
        Varargs v = args.isnil(1)? 
            BaseLib.loadStream( baselib.STDIN, "=stdin" ):
            BaseLib.loadFile( args.checkjstring(1) );
        return v.isnil(1)? error(v.tojstring(2)): v.arg1().invoke();
      }
      case 2: // "getfenv", // ( [f] ) -> env
      {
        LuaValue f = getfenvobj(args.arg1());
          LuaValue e = f.getfenv();

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