Triton provides an easy and efficient way to embed Lua 5.3 into your .NET application! Check out the wiki for more comprehensive documentation.
- Triton works with an unmodified Lua library and targets Lua 5.3, which has native support for integer types among other things.
- Triton supports .NET callbacks from coroutines.
- Triton supports
LuaThread
manipulation. - Triton supports generic method invocation and generic type instantiation.
- Triton supports generalized indexed properties (including those declared in VB.NET or F# with names other than
Item
) with a variable number of indices. - Triton supports
dynamic
usage ofLua
,LuaFunction
, andLuaTable
. - Triton reuses
LuaReference
objects and will clean up unused references, saving as much memory in a transparent way as possible. - Triton will always correctly call the 'correct' overloads for methods.
- Triton is, in general, faster in its .NET -> Lua context switches.
- Triton is safer and, in general, faster in its Lua -> .NET context switches.
- Triton only supports event handler types that are "compatible" with the signature
void (object, EventArgs)
. - Triton does not support calling extension methods on objects as instance methods.
- Improve general performance.
- Look into exposing debugging facilities.