* These can be defined using Lua tables; see the example code in sdl-testapp.lua
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* Add method `destroy` to the Lua class `widget` and its children in the betawidget module
* Add some code that demonstrates the usage of widget:destroy() and its current flaws (i.e. segfaults ''will'' occur when using widget after calling the destroy() method on it, garbage collection is included in "using")
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* In the Lua test app use betawidget.getTime() to determine the *true* amount of time passed since registering of the timer event
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* If the Lua event handler function didn't return a value, assume it was successful (and leave the stack as is)
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- This struct is only destroyed when the callback is destroyed, which (by default) only happens when the widget is destroyed.
- Keeping a reference to the widget prevents Lua's garbage collector from ever destroying the widget
- Thus store a reference to the widget in a Lua "weak table"
- Also store the callback function in this table
* Thus we now only keep a reference to a Lua table referring to the widget (weakly) and the function (normally/strongly)
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* Partially generated by SWIG
* Partially handcrafted
* Already supports registering Lua functions as event handlers of `widget` derivatives
* Slight change in betawidget headers because the struct typedef's somehow confused the compiler
* Use libtool for linking with Lua
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Giel van Schijndel