LUA Books.

[JaseGill]

Can anyone give any insight if there are any decent LUA books?

Are they worth the expense or is the Internet your best friend here?

 

I'm a pretty good C++/C#/VB/Arduino/Netduino programmer so I'm not looking for an introduction to programming, more a grounding in the LUA syntax.

Thanks in advance,

J.

[JG14_Smil]

Have you been to lua.org? I believe there is a complete reference there.

 

Best of luck to you.

[JaseGill]

JG,

Yup, been there and downloaded everything available.

Also have all the stuff that DCS has on the website that is some help too.

 

I'm more thinking about the practical uses of it. I guess with the LUA Reference and the DCS guidance you could say that you have all you need. That said with an Operators Manual and a rudimentary knowledge of physics one could go fly an A380 too... We know how that would end :)

 

I guess though that I do need to just go monkey about with it a while and come back with some more direct questions with problems if I have any.

J.