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Jason Gregory: /* How to do */

2010-01-02T22:08:35Z

How to do

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	-- http://lua-users.org/wiki/LuaCompilerInLua		-- http://lua-users.org/wiki/LuaCompilerInLua

	~~-- compile the input file(s)~~
	~~local chunk = {}~~
	~~for _, file in ipairs(arg) do~~
	~~chunk[#chunk + 1] = assert(loadfile(file))~~
	~~end~~

	~~if #chunk == 1 then~~		Rest Coming soon :D
	~~chunk = chunk[1]~~
	~~else~~
	~~-- combine multiple input files into a single chunk~~
	~~for i, func in ipairs(chunk) do~~
	~~chunk[i] = ("%sloadstring%q(...);"):format(~~
	~~i==#chunk and "return " or " ",~~
	~~string.dump(func))~~
	~~end~~
	~~chunk = assert(loadstring(table.concat(chunk)))~~
	~~end~~

	~~local out = assert(io.open("luac.lua.out", "wb"))~~
	~~out:write(string.dump(chunk))~~
	~~out:close()~~


	Coming soon :D

Jason Gregory: Creating Tutorial for compiling Scripts

2010-01-02T22:07:18Z

Creating Tutorial for compiling Scripts

New page

==Compiling a Existing Lua File==

First, Files Compiled by the Lua Compiler are not 100% Secure.
That means your Scripts can still decompiled by others...

==How to do==

-- http://lua-users.org/wiki/LuaCompilerInLua

-- compile the input file(s)
local chunk = {}
for _, file in ipairs(arg) do
chunk[#chunk + 1] = assert(loadfile(file))
end

if #chunk == 1 then
chunk = chunk[1]
else
-- combine multiple input files into a single chunk
for i, func in ipairs(chunk) do
chunk[i] = ("%sloadstring%q(...);"):format(
i==#chunk and "return " or " ",
string.dump(func))
end
chunk = assert(loadstring(table.concat(chunk)))
end

local out = assert(io.open("luac.lua.out", "wb"))
out:write(string.dump(chunk))
out:close()

Coming soon :D