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rename type "userdata" to "java"
author Franklin Schmidt <fschmidt@gmail.com>
date Sun, 24 May 2015 12:05:00 -0600
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85 <p>The Luan <i>Nil</i> type is implemented as the Java <i>null</i>. The Luan <i>Boolean</i> type is implemented as the Java <i>Boolean</i> type. The Luan <i>Number</i> type is implemented as the Java <i>Number</i> type. The Luan <i>String</i> type is implemented as the Java <i>String</i> type. Actual numbers may be any subclass of the Java <i>Number</i> class.</p> 85 <p>The Luan <i>Nil</i> type is implemented as the Java <i>null</i>. The Luan <i>Boolean</i> type is implemented as the Java <i>Boolean</i> type. The Luan <i>Number</i> type is implemented as the Java <i>Number</i> type. The Luan <i>String</i> type is implemented as the Java <i>String</i> type. Actual numbers may be any subclass of the Java <i>Number</i> class.</p>
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87 <p>Luan functions may be written in Luan or may be wrappers around native Java methods. Any Java method may be called as a Luan function.</p> 87 <p>Luan functions may be written in Luan or may be wrappers around native Java methods. Any Java method may be called as a Luan function.</p>
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89 <p>Luan <i>userdata</i> is nothing more than a Java object that doesn't fall into one of the other recognized types.</p> 89 <p>The Luan <i>java</i> type is a replacement for Lua's <i>userdata</i>. A Luan <i>java</i> value is nothing more than a Java object that doesn't fall into one of the other recognized types.</p>
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91 <p>The Luan <i>binary</i> type is the Java <i>byte[ ]</i> type which is an array of bytes.</p> 91 <p>The Luan <i>binary</i> type is the Java <i>byte[ ]</i> type which is an array of bytes.</p>
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93 <p>The Luan <i>table</i> type is just like its Lua equivalent, but implemented in Java.</p> 93 <p>The Luan <i>table</i> type is just like its Lua equivalent, but implemented in Java.</p>
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