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Standard Lua language does not support overloaded functions because it does not differentiate between object types passed as function arguments. This is why EmmyLua only displays the first/last overloaded function found.
Since Java very often uses overloaded methods, a lot of compiled Lua methods will be shadowed. However EmmyLua has introduced @overloaded annotation in version 1.1.9 which should solve this problem.
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Standard Lua language does not support overloaded functions because it does not differentiate between object types passed as function arguments. This is why EmmyLua only displays the first/last overloaded function found.
Since Java very often uses overloaded methods, a lot of compiled Lua methods will be shadowed. However EmmyLua has introduced
@overloaded
annotation in version1.1.9
which should solve this problem.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: