Improved string representation of Notion objects in the REPL #123
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This way, objects have a nice string representation in the REPL, which in theory should make things easier when experimenting interactively. Using the new notionflux: lua> ioncore.current() WClientWin: 0x1df7228 lua> ioncore.current():screen_of() WScreen: 0x1db5c98 lua> ioncore.current():rootwin_of() WRootWin: 0x1db5e38 In places where the type information matters other than for visual representation, it is still shown as "userdata". lua> type(ioncore.current()) "userdata"
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This way, objects have a nice string representation in the REPL, which
in theory should make things easier when experimenting interactively.
Using the new notionflux:
lua> ioncore.current()
WClientWin: 0x1df7228
lua> ioncore.current():screen_of()
WScreen: 0x1db5c98
lua> ioncore.current():rootwin_of()
WRootWin: 0x1db5e38
In places where the type information matters other than for visual
representation, it is still shown as "userdata".
lua> type(ioncore.current())
"userdata"