Thus spake Martin Guy:
> On 28/12/2011, Markus Korber <
[hidden email]> wrote:
>> the eLua docs read: »[RFS] eLua will be able to access files on the
>> shared PC directory just as they were local files; they can be opened,
>> read, *written*, closed and so on.«
>
>> Thus, is it possible to create a file at the remote side from within a
>> Lua script? I guess, something like the following won't work?
>> ,----
>> | local f = assert(io.open("/rfs/temp.txt", "w"))
>> `----
>
>> Basically I need to transfer a table to the PC and wanted to avoid the
>> overhead of using RPC mechanisms. Thanks for any ideas.
>
> Have you tried creating files with the above? If so, what happened?
,----
| > local f = assert(io.open("/rfs/temp.txt", "w"))
| > print(f)
| nil
`----
,----
| > f = assert(io.open("/rfs/temp.txt", "w"))
| > print(f)
| file (0x40001458)
`----
*grml*. Everything is working as expected. Sorry for the noise.
Regards,
Markus Korber
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