/// <summary>
/// Creates a new request for a tail call. This is the preferred way to execute Lua/MoonSharp code from a callback,
/// although it's not always possible to use it. When a function (callback or script closure) returns a
/// TailCallRequest, the bytecode processor immediately executes the function contained in the request.
/// By executing script in this way, a callback function ensures it's not on the stack anymore and thus a number
/// of functionality (state savings, coroutines, etc) keeps working at full power.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="tailCallData">The data for the tail call.</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public static DynValue NewTailCallReq(TailCallData tailCallData)
{
return(new DynValue()
{
m_Object = tailCallData,
m_Type = DataType.TailCallRequest,
});
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a new request for a tail call. This is the preferred way to execute Lua/MoonSharp code from a callback,
/// although it's not always possible to use it. When a function (callback or script closure) returns a
/// TailCallRequest, the bytecode processor immediately executes the function contained in the request.
/// By executing script in this way, a callback function ensures it's not on the stack anymore and thus a number
/// of functionality (state savings, coroutines, etc) keeps working at full power.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="tailCallData">The data for the tail call.</param>
/// <returns></returns>
public static DynValue NewTailCallReq(TailCallData tailCallData)
{
var d = Request();
d.m_Object = tailCallData;
d.m_Type = DataType.TailCallRequest;
return(d);
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a new request for a tail call. This is the preferred way to execute Lua/MoonSharp code from a callback,
/// although it's not always possible to use it. When a function (callback or script closure) returns a
/// TailCallRequest, the bytecode processor immediately executes the function contained in the request.
/// By executing script in this way, a callback function ensures it's not on the stack anymore and thus a number
/// of functionality (state savings, coroutines, etc) keeps working at full power.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="tailCallData">The data for the tail call.</param>
public static DynValue NewTailCallReq(TailCallData tailCallData)
{
return(new DynValue
{
_object = tailCallData,
Type = DataType.TailCallRequest
});
}
