I was trying to duplicate some methods of the file object like so because I need to test a Lua API code using capital case methods insted of lower case. So I tried this:
function openFile(n, m)
local f = io.open(n, m)
if(not f) then
return status(nil,"openFile: Nofile: "..tostring(n))
end
f.Read = f.read
f.Write = f.write
f.Close = f.close
f.Flush = f.flush
return f
end
Taking into consideration that the file object has file:read
, file:write
... aka
But gives me an error like the following:
Execution error:
.\ZeroBraineProjects/dvdlualib/fileapi.lua:41: attempt to index local 'f' (a userdata value)
I thought that a file is simple object table. As it turned out it's a userdata object.
So guys how can I use capital case method for reading and writing ?
You have to set those fields in f
's metatable:
local m = getmetatable(f)
m.Read = m.read
m.Write = m.write
m.Close = m.close
m.Flush = m.flush
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