Works just the same for me. I'll start changing my project to make use of
this feature. This should make things much clearer (Lua code in particular).
-Aidan
Christian Walther wrote:
> I just committed support for named nodes as revision 209. This is quite
> an invasive change, but if I made no mistakes, it should be backwards
> compatible with existing projects, unless they do weird things like
> relying on node:getid() returning a number (it's a string now) or using
> "../" in paths in different places than once at the beginning (its
> semantics have changed, it's a real "up one level" command now).
>
> Therefore, I'd appreciate if those who are set up for building from SVN
> could check this out and run it through its paces with their projects,
> to see if I broke anything. Updated documentation is available at
> <
http://pipmak.sourceforge.net/Reference.pdf>, to see what's changed
> refer to
> <
http://pipmak.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/pipmak/trunk/pipmak/documentation/Reference.tex?r1=209&r2=208&pathrev=209>.
>
> -Christian
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