/*
* Pushes a CLR object into the Lua stack as an userdata
* with the provided metatable
*/
internal void pushObject(LuaCore.lua_State luaState, object o, string metatable)
{
int index = -1;
// Pushes nil
if (o.IsNull())
{
LuaLib.lua_pushnil(luaState);
return;
}
// Object already in the list of Lua objects? Push the stored reference.
bool found = objectsBackMap.TryGetValue(o, out index);
if (found)
{
LuaLib.luaL_getmetatable(luaState, "luaNet_objects");
LuaLib.lua_rawgeti(luaState, -1, index);
// Note: starting with lua5.1 the garbage collector may remove weak reference items (such as our luaNet_objects values) when the initial GC sweep
// occurs, but the actual call of the __gc finalizer for that object may not happen until a little while later. During that window we might call
// this routine and find the element missing from luaNet_objects, but collectObject() has not yet been called. In that case, we go ahead and call collect
// object here
// did we find a non nil object in our table? if not, we need to call collect object
var type = LuaLib.lua_type(luaState, -1);
if (type != LuaTypes.Nil)
{
LuaLib.lua_remove(luaState, -2); // drop the metatable - we're going to leave our object on the stack
return;
}
// MetaFunctions.dumpStack(this, luaState);
LuaLib.lua_remove(luaState, -1); // remove the nil object value
LuaLib.lua_remove(luaState, -1); // remove the metatable
collectObject(o, index); // Remove from both our tables and fall out to get a new ID
}
index = addObject(o);
pushNewObject(luaState, o, index, metatable);
}
