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NEKO:Quick Question
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United Kingdom		 2007-08-16 11:15:18 
Hello Vitali

Thanks for your email.

I was examining this page after all else failed but still
there is no 
meaningful output from my short piece of code.

By the way the example you sent throws an "Invalid
Call" exception.

Now, from this page:
http://nekovm.org/doc/libs


I am interested in loading one of the modules of the
Standard Library 
and more specifically the Date module. Please note that i
need _ALL_ the 
primitives from this module.

So the loader should be -i suppose- something like:

var DateClass=$loader.loadmodule("date",$loader);

or

var DateClass=$loader.loadmodule("stddate",$loader);
(Although the datestd would make more sense)

However none of these does what it is expected to do. I get
an exception 
that the module can not be found. By the way i have added my
neko 
location to the path....

Any ideas on this?




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Neko : One VM to run them all
(http://nekovm.org)
Re: NEKO:Quick Question
user name
 2007-08-16 13:18:46 

  


  

    
You're almost correct  There is two methods of loading primitives:
1. $loader.loadmodule(), which should be used for loading external compiled NekoVM files written in Neko.
2. $loader.loadprim() which used for loading primitives from C librariesm like std, date and so on.


For example, we have an Neko object called DateClass

-------cut here------
// this is date-class.neko file

DateClass = $new(null);
DateClass.now = $loader.loadprim("datedate_now", 0);


$exports.DateClass = DateClass;

-------cut here------

Next, we want to use this neko module in other application:

-------cut here------
// import DateClass from date-class.n file
DateClass = $loader.loadmodule('date-class', $loader).DateClass;


// use our DateClass object

my_date = $new(DateClass);
$print(my_date.now());

-------cut here------

P.S. I don't test this code, but I hope the idea how to use loaders is clear 


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BR,
Vitali Falileev
http://blog.insideable.com
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2007/8/16, Athanasios Anastasiou < athanastasiougmail.com">
athanastasiougmail.com>:
Hello Vitali

Thanks for your email.

I was examining this page after all else failed but still there is no

meaningful output from my short piece of code.

By the way the example you sent throws an "Invalid Call" exception.

Now, from this page:
http://nekovm.org/doc/libs


I am interested in loading one of the modules of the Standard Library
and more specifically the Date module. Please note that i need _ALL_ the
primitives from this module.

So the loader should be -i suppose- something like:


var DateClass=$loader.loadmodule(&quot;date&quot;,$loader);

or

var DateClass=$loader.loadmodule(&quot;stddate",$loader);
(Although the datestd would make more sense)

However none of these does what it is expected to do. I get an exception


that the module can not be found. By the way i have added my neko
location to the path....

Any ideas on this?




--
Neko : One VM to run them all
(http://nekovm.org
)







  

  
  
   
     
    






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