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PRESFIL 20887b1ccb fix(lua): print= shadowed by native Lua print()
Trying `rc.print()` causes redirection to native global Lua `print()`, which
prints to stdout. I don't see any proc of shor-circuiting `autocall_config`
with global environment `_G`.
2025-08-07 11:03:58 +02:00

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-- The "rtorrent" table is passed in by the C++ code, modify and
-- return it for loading.
local args = {...}
local rtorrent = args[1]
-- Autocall
-- Allows syntax like `rtorrent.autocall.system.hostname()`
local mt = {}
function mt.__call (t, ...)
name = table.concat(rawget(t, "__namestack"), ".")
success, ret = pcall(rtorrent.call, name, ...)
if not success then error(name..": "..ret, 2) end
return ret
end
function mt.__index (t, key)
ns = rawget(t, "__namestack") or {}
table.insert(ns, key)
return setmetatable({__namestack=ns}, mt)
end
rtorrent["autocall"] = setmetatable({}, mt)
-- Autocall-config
-- Same as autocall, but passes an empty first target implicitly, for syntax
-- like `rtorrent.autocall_config.session.directory.set("/tmp/")` or
-- like `rtorrent.autocall_config.session.directory = "/tmp/"`
local mt = {}
function mt.__call (t, ...)
name = table.concat(rawget(t, "__namestack"), ".")
success, ret = pcall(rtorrent.call, name, "", ...)
if not success then error(name..": "..ret, 2) end
return ret
end
function mt.__index (t, key)
ns = rawget(t, "__namestack") or {}
table.insert(ns, key)
return setmetatable({__namestack=ns}, mt)
end
function mt.__newindex (t, key, value)
t[key].set(value)
end
rtorrent["autocall_config"] = setmetatable({}, mt)
return rtorrent