Sorry if this is the wrong place but...

where can you get all of the libraries for Lua development?

Cool! Hopefully if someone wants to add more features later he can continue it.

Right now I'm working on making a TNS (that was created with Lua2TI or the likes) to a Lua source file.

Sounds good!  This might really come in handy, as I can't seem to be able to extract the code from the Periodic Table (although others, like 15 Puzzle, will work).

As posted elsewhere, TI's file for periodic table is entirely compressed with the unspecified 0D compression method, instead of the standard 08 DEFLATE method.
However, files created by the various Lua to TNS incarnations have a part compressed with the 0D compression method, which we're putting at the beginning of the file, and a part (made of three sub-parts) compressed with the standard 08 method. Any well-behaved program or library with ZIP opening capability can perform the TNS to Lua conversion

Go ahead, but FYI, AdRiWeB has already made a native Mac executable, which has the significant advantage (from a user's POV) of not requiring the dependency on the non-native Mono stuff

Sounds nice Jkag. By the way if http://ourl.ca/10458.new#new ever got finished, do you think in the future conversion between OS 1.x/2.0 Ndless Lua files and 3.0 Lua TNS files would be possible? It would be nice to run Lua games on older OSes, but of course Lua for Ndless would have to be finished by someone else, first.

I used the windows version of this to convert this code to .tns and I am getting an error when opening it on my Nspire

Code:c = “”
function on.charIn(ch)
    c = ch
    platform.window:invalidate()
end

function on.paint(gc)
    gc:setFont(“sansserif”, “r”, 10)
    gc:drawString(c, 0, 0, “top”)
end
Error:unexpected symbol near 'char(239)'
Is it just bad code or what

I'm having some trouble with this for Windows... everytime i load the document.tns onto the calc, it just gives me a message about the file format not being supported.
Any thoughts?