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=== toansi ===
=== toansi ===
Encodes lua utf-8 string to ansi. It can be usefull for passing string as parameter to ansi function.
Encodes lua utf-8 string to ansi. It can be useful for passing string as parameter to ansi function.


<code>m.CallService('mRadio/Import', 0, toansi(m.Parse('%miranda_path%\\Plugins\\mradio.ini')))</code>
<code>m.CallService('mRadio/Import', 0, toansi(m.Parse('%miranda_path%\\Plugins\\mradio.ini')))</code>


Also it has a short version '''a'''.
Also it has a short version '''<code>a</code>'''.


<code>m.CallService('DB/Ini/ImportFile', 0, a'import\\autoexec.ini')</code>
<code>m.CallService('DB/Ini/ImportFile', 0, a'import\\autoexec.ini')</code>


=== toucs2 ===
=== toucs2 ===
Same as '''toansi''' but for utf-16. Also it has a short version '''u'''.
Same as <code>toansi</code> but for utf-16. Also it has a short version '''<code>u</code>'''.


=== tonumber ===
=== tonumber ===
If it receives '''light userdata''' parameter then returns it address as number, otherwise uses standard lua '''tonumber''' behaviour.  
If it receives <code>light userdata</code> parameter then returns it address as number, otherwise uses standard lua <code>tonumber</code> behavior.  


=== topointer ===
=== topointer ===
Converts lua types '''bool''', '''number''', '''string''' to  '''light userdata'''.
Converts lua types <code>bool</code>, <code>number</code>, <code>string</code> to  <code>light userdata</code>.


=== string.interpolate ===
=== string.interpolate ===
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== Internal modules ==
== Internal modules ==
* [[Special:MyLanguage/Plugin:MirLua/Module/m_clist|m_clist]]
* [[Special:MyLanguage/Plugin:MirLua/Module/m_core|m_core]]
* [[Special:MyLanguage/Plugin:MirLua/Module/m_database|m_database]]
* [[Special:MyLanguage/Plugin:MirLua/Module/m_genmenu|m_genmenu]]
* [[Special:MyLanguage/Plugin:MirLua/Module/m_hotkeys|m_hotkeys]]
* [[Special:MyLanguage/Plugin:MirLua/Module/m_http|m_http]]
* [[Special:MyLanguage/Plugin:MirLua/Module/m_icolib|m_icolib]]
* [[Special:MyLanguage/Plugin:MirLua/Module/m_json|m_json]]
* [[Special:MyLanguage/Plugin:MirLua/Module/m_message|m_message]]
* [[Special:MyLanguage/Plugin:MirLua/Module/m_options|m_options]]
* [[Special:MyLanguage/Plugin:MirLua/Module/m_protocols|m_protocols]]
* [[Special:MyLanguage/Plugin:MirLua/Module/m_sounds|m_sounds]]
* [[Special:MyLanguage/Plugin:MirLua/Module/m_srmm|m_srmm]]


* EN
* EN
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== Examples ==
== Examples ==


{{Content:MirLua/Examples}}
[[Special:PrefixIndex/Content:MirLua/Examples/|Some examples]].
 
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{{Content:MirLua/Examples}} -->


== External links ==
== External links ==

Latest revision as of 17:54, 28 September 2023

MirLua
MirLua
Filename MirLua.dll
Author Miranda NG team
Download links
Stable version: 32-bit, 64-bit
Development version: 32-bit, 64-bit

Extends Miranda NG functionality with Lua scripts.

Lua

The plugin uses Lua 5.3.4 which is shipped as a shared library lua53.dll.

Additional functions

toansi

Encodes lua utf-8 string to ansi. It can be useful for passing string as parameter to ansi function.

m.CallService('mRadio/Import', 0, toansi(m.Parse('%miranda_path%\\Plugins\\mradio.ini')))

Also it has a short version a.

m.CallService('DB/Ini/ImportFile', 0, a'import\\autoexec.ini')

toucs2

Same as toansi but for utf-16. Also it has a short version u.

tonumber

If it receives light userdata parameter then returns it address as number, otherwise uses standard lua tonumber behavior.

topointer

Converts lua types bool, number, string to light userdata.

string.interpolate

Provides a more readable and convenient syntax to format string output.

local h = 'Hello' print('{h}, {w}!' % {w = 'World'})

Internal modules


Examples

Some examples.


External links