I want to create a header file in Lua (header.lua), then execute the require
function to load it.
How do I execute require
to a file that I have created?
The file "header. lua" must be somewhere in Lua's search path. This wiki page describes ways of creating modules to load with require . require"header" is the correct form for the default path because require use module names not file names.
I/O library is used for reading and manipulating files in Lua. There are two kinds of file operations in Lua namely implicit file descriptors and explicit file descriptors.
Lua is used for various purposes, including scripting in applications or on the web, programming games, and adding extensions to databases. Some examples of real-world use of Lua include the customization of World of Warcraft and Dawn of War video games and the programming of the Adobe Lightroom app user interface.
require "header"
See the require
entry in the Lua Reference manual. The file "header.lua" must be somewhere in Lua's search path.
You can see (and modify) the path at
package.path
See the package.path
entry in the the Lua Reference Manual
This wiki page describes ways of creating modules to load with require
.
require "codelibrary/variables";
Here require
is the method who look variables.lua file inside codelibrary directory
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