Category | Price | Seller | Device |
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Productivity | $0.99 | Pavel Kanzelsberger | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
Lua Console is a great education tool, great tool for developers who might want to try their Lua code while on the go. Lua Console can be used also as a powerful scientific calculator.
* With Lua Console you will get a shell console capable of running Lua scripts
* Interactive shell that accepts Lua commands one at a time
* Create and run your custom Lua scripts in console
* Console offers command completion and customized keyboard shelf for faster typing on mobile device
* Multithreaded design so you can run multiple Lua scripts at once in separate threads (Lua Console also provides simple mutex protection functions if you plan to use shared resources)
* All basic libraries are available: base, io, math, string, table, debug
* Lua Console specific libraries: mutex, clipboard
* Powerful scientific calculator with custom defined variables, functions, loops, etc.
Lua was created in 1993 by Roberto Ierusalimschy, Luiz Henrique de Figueiredo, and Waldemar Celes, members of the Computer Graphics Technology Group (Tecgraf) at the Pontifical Catholic University of Rio de Janeiro, in Brazil.
I've been waiting for a Lua console for a long time. I do some Lua scripting for a game, now I can use Lua on the go. Thanks for making this.
It is good to have an easy-to-reach platform for testing ideas while reading the documentation. But as a beginner, I often make mistakes. This app would be improved by being able to recall commands to the entry line for easier correction and retries.
Using new iPad, the landscape view doesn't work properly still: i.e., the keyboard is still portrait oriented while in landscape mode. Rate button doesn't seem to work from within the application.
Zero to no documentation on how to actually use the console, and doesn't actually allow you to create scripts from the app. All in all, it's only good to run quick code snippets on the go, nothing that great, not worth the money