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I got a strange problem while used luabind to return a stl::vector::iterator to lua script. Below is the code:
I\'m currently using luabind, specifically https://github.com/rpavlik/luabind since the official release is outdated and doesn\'t compile with the latest version of boost anymore.
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I have a class that I want to bind to lua. The reduced code might be: class CSprite2D{ void setPosition(glm::ivec2 val) { m_position = val; }
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