internal object[] Call(object[] args, IntPtr?stateOverride = null, bool isResuming = false)
{
var state = stateOverride ?? MainState;
Debug.Assert(LuaApi.GetMainState(state) == MainState, "State override did not match main state.");
Debug.Assert(isResuming || LuaApi.Type(state, -1) == LuaType.Function, "Stack doesn't have function on top.");
var oldTop = isResuming ? 0 : LuaApi.GetTop(state) - 1;
var numArgs = args.Length;
if (oldTop + numArgs > LuaApi.MinStackSize && !LuaApi.CheckStack(state, numArgs))
{
throw new LuaException("Not enough stack space for arguments.");
}
foreach (var arg in args)
{
PushObject(arg, state);
}
var status = isResuming ? LuaApi.Resume(state, MainState, numArgs) : LuaApi.PCallK(state, numArgs);
if (status != LuaStatus.Ok && status != LuaStatus.Yield)
{
var errorMessage = LuaApi.ToString(state, -1);
LuaApi.Pop(state, 1);
throw new LuaException(errorMessage);
}
// This is a fast path for functions returning nothing since we avoid a SetTop call.
var top = LuaApi.GetTop(state);
if (top == oldTop)
{
return(EmptyObjectArray);
}
if (top + 1 > LuaApi.MinStackSize && !LuaApi.CheckStack(state, 1))
{
throw new LuaException("Not enough scratch stack space.");
}
var results = ToObjects(oldTop + 1, top, state);
LuaApi.SetTop(state, oldTop);
return(results);
}
