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Create TNS files from Lua and XML
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Problems with running Luna #21

Closed SophisticatedFox4 closed 2 months ago

SophisticatedFox4 commented 2 months ago

Hello, I've tried to convert this .lua file into a .tns file, but the instructions aren't very clear. Do I have to build it, or can I just run it in terminal by going to the file and calling "luna"? Thank you. P.S. Here is the .lua file I am trying to convert; can you turn it to a .tns file for me? Thanks a lot! periodic.lua.zip

Legimet commented 2 months ago

Did you try following the directions in the README? It should just work.

Edit: You do need to build Luna from source. There are no binaries provided, although I'm sure @adriweb (who uses macOS) could provide you with one if necessary.

adriweb commented 2 months ago

Looks like I need to set up a macOS CI that produces binaries like the windows one :) although a web wasm would be even better (why not both though)

Legimet commented 2 months ago

There are Windows binaries? Where?

adriweb commented 2 months ago

At the bottom of each CI run page, for instance here https://github.com/ndless-nspire/Luna/actions/runs/9587792813

Legimet commented 2 months ago

Oh OK. I didn't know because the releases page only has source code downloads. (I don't use Windows so it doesn't matter for me.)

adriweb commented 2 months ago

We can similarly provide Linux binaries but the target audience likely target actually need that. Doesn't hurt to have CI to make sure everything builds fine though

SophisticatedFox4 commented 2 months ago

For more information, I'm using macos. I tried following readme, but when I ran the code "cd Luna-2.1(I'm not listing the complete directory here)", and then tried calling "luna", it gives me the error, "zsh: command not found: luna." How do I fix this?

Legimet commented 2 months ago

As discussed above, there are currently no binaries for macOS. Luna is a C program so you will have to compile it from source. Scroll down to the "building it yourself section" of the Readme and follow the instructions. You will need Homebrew: https://brew.sh/

SophisticatedFox4 commented 2 months ago

Okay, I've followed all the instructions, installed homebrew and zlib, and ran make. However, when I type only "luna" into the command line, it still says "unknown command". What is the exact code I must run to call luna? Thanks a lot!

Vogtinator commented 2 months ago

./luna or with the full path to the build directory.

SophisticatedFox4 commented 2 months ago

Ok, thanks!