Static method and callback invocation

[ehrhart]

Hello, I have a class with a static function used to register a lua callback.

When I call luaCallback it prints an error: "LuaGlueLuaFuncRef expected a function, got a table"

Is there any way to make it work?

Thanks

main.cpp:

class StaticInvoke
{
public:
    static void luaCallback(std::function<void(int)> f) { printf("calling std::func\n"); f(123); }
};

int main(int, char **)
{
    LuaGlue state;

    auto &Class = state.Class<StaticInvoke>("StaticInvoke").
    method("luaCallback", &StaticInvoke::luaCallback);

    state.open().glue();

    if(!state.doFile("static_invoke.lua"))
    {
        printf("failed to dofile: invoke.lua\n");
        printf("err: %s\n", state.lastError().c_str());
    }

    return 0;
}

static_invoke.lua:

function callback(i)
    io.write("in lua callback! got: "..i.."\n");
end

StaticInvoke.luaCallback(callback);

Error:

err: LuaGlueLuaFuncRef expected a function, got a table

[Tomasu]

Hmm, just a guess StaticInvoke is getting passed to it, even though it shouldn't be. I'll take a look at it "soon".

[Tomasu]

For kicks, what happens if you call it like so: StaticInvoke:luaCallback(callback); ?

[ehrhart]

Thanks for your reply Tomasu. Same thing happens if I call StaticInvoke:luaCallback(callback);