Just a quick post before I head off to bed. :) While school has been as busy as typical this year, last week and this week (mostly this) have been spent with many moments coding. The results? Project-wide find and replace -- a long-needed feature -- and major progress on libcharlemagne. Most of this library work has actually been spent on writing Lua bindings for libcharlemagne. It's not there yet, but it's getting there.
Originally I was going to use SWIG to do it, but it's hard to have a nice API in a language using a generic wrapper. Some language features just don't wrap very well. On the up side, I found out just how flat-out easy it is to call C from Lua. It's almost scary how easy it is. Current code in writing is to turn tables into libcharlemagne's generic data container and vice versa. Hopefully it won't be *too* long before I can post the source for a Lua script that uses the GUI and make a testing release. TTFN
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