I have 5000 data item definition configuration which we are expecting to be designed like,
-- Name of the device
VARIABLE Name {
type=Float,
length=20,
<<few more definition here>>
}
-- The device running elapsed time since its last boot
VARIABLE BootTime {
type=Integer,
<<few more definition here>>
}
I will be reading the value of "Name", "BootTime" from a device using diffent communication protocol where we use the above property defined.
I want the VARIABLE to also have properties to pre_processor and post_processor functions.
How to define the structure like this in Lua? If this strcuture is not possible, what is the closet structure possible in Lua
I want to overload operator for this Variable definitions so that I can do,
I can configure BootTime = 23456789 or Do arithme开发者_Go百科tic like BootTime + 100 (milliseconds) Or comparison like if BootTime > 23456789 then do something
If you can ditch the keyword VARIABLE
then the code is Lua and you only need a little support code (some __index
metamethod magic).
Integer="Integer"
setmetatable(_G,
{ __index = function(t,n)
return function (x) _G[n]=x.value end
end })
BootTime {
type=Integer,
value=10000
}
print(BootTime+2345)
If you want to keep the keyword VARIABLE
then the syntax you gave is no longer plain Lua but if you can live with VARIABLE.BootTime
or VARIABLE"BootTime"
or VARIABLE[BootTime]
then it is plain Lua and can be made to work with suitable metamethods.
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