From the Catch docs:
Please note that the THROW family of assertions expects to be passed a single
expression, not a statement or series of statements. If you want to check a
more complicated sequence of operations, you can use a C++11 lambda function.
https://github.com/philsquared/Catch/blob/master/docs/assertions.md
In current versions of Catch violating this causes a build error.
* Removes unecessary verbosity.
I tried to wrap the `INFO` calls in a lua function to remove some of the
`print()` statements, but it turns out Catch relies on the macros heavily,
so that fails.
Adds a `protect()` function to trigger safety for an item.
This commit also optimizes away all instances of virtual function calls for function calls and storage. Will need to test speed to see how it works out.
Closes#133Closes#134Closes#135Closes#136
More documentation on how things work.
Once more at a 'feature-complete' state. Continue to work on #116.
Add testcase to ensure #108 is fixed. Then, prep release.
sol::this_state is a transparent argument that gets the current state at any position in any callback
sol::variadic_args allows a person to get something that can reference the "rest of the arguments", though it doesn't enforce that it has to be the last argument
Closes#57Closes#59Closes#60
