Touch Lua
Free App
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About Touch Lua
Touch Lua Features:
+Tow modes: program/console (command line).
+Multi program and directories support.
+Normal and powerful editor (enter the code directly to the editor), with syntax highlighting.
+Built in help: Tutorials (hands on), Wiki, Reference.
+Sample programs provided.
Use Touch Lua:
+Learn programming and modern scripting.
+Apply your programming skills.
+Rapid prototyping.
+Use it as advanced calculator.
To start learning Lua choose Console from main menu then select Tutorials. Now read and apply and you will learn Lua basics in no time!. and start programming line by line.
Kindly Note: Touch Lua uses Lua 5.3 standards, so if you hit into undefined function see the alternative for it from the reference. Some examples: unpack() now is table.unpack(), loadstring() is now load().
+Tow modes: program/console (command line).
+Multi program and directories support.
+Normal and powerful editor (enter the code directly to the editor), with syntax highlighting.
+Built in help: Tutorials (hands on), Wiki, Reference.
+Sample programs provided.
Use Touch Lua:
+Learn programming and modern scripting.
+Apply your programming skills.
+Rapid prototyping.
+Use it as advanced calculator.
To start learning Lua choose Console from main menu then select Tutorials. Now read and apply and you will learn Lua basics in no time!. and start programming line by line.
Kindly Note: Touch Lua uses Lua 5.3 standards, so if you hit into undefined function see the alternative for it from the reference. Some examples: unpack() now is table.unpack(), loadstring() is now load().
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Android
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Android app
App History & Updates
What's Changed
Internal optimizations and bug fixes.
Line numbers added.
Auto indentation.
Improvements in user interface.
Modules now have there own color in the editor.
System library now is complete.
More functions in system library.
System Library: extends basic Lua API to be useful for Android platform.
The ability to hide/show the master pane for the large screen(tablets) devices
optimized for tablet devices(large screens)
support Jelly Bean and KitKat android versions
editor with syntax highlighting
Internal optimizations and bug fixes.
Line numbers added.
Auto indentation.
Improvements in user interface.
Modules now have there own color in the editor.
System library now is complete.
More functions in system library.
System Library: extends basic Lua API to be useful for Android platform.
The ability to hide/show the master pane for the large screen(tablets) devices
optimized for tablet devices(large screens)
support Jelly Bean and KitKat android versions
editor with syntax highlighting
Version update Touch Lua was updated to version 1.1.5
More downloads Touch Lua reached 1 000 - 5 000 downloads
What are users saying about Touch Lua
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I had this app for the iOS. It was great there. I really liked the UI for it, as well. The UI is weird for this version, and there isn't as much functionality (yet). Other than that and a few bugs (where can I report bugs), this is good.
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by I####:
I had this app for iPhone before I switched to Android and that version is really so much better. I feel this app should not have been released without the libraries because it feels incomplete. The UI feels clunky and the home screen is needlessly large.
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by K####:
by K####:
I had this on my iPhone until I switched. I was looking for this, found it, read some reviews and tried it out. 1 minute or two of screwing around passed, and I uninstalled it. This is not a very good port of the original iOS app I loved.
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by A####:
I had this app for iPhone before I switched to Android and that version is really so much better. I feel this app should not have been released without the libraries because it feels incomplete. The UI feels clunky and the home screen is needlessly large.
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by M####:
by M####:
Would be better if we could actually choose where to save the files we make. And color coded syntax. And it crashes every time I run the code.
by A####:
Lua is easy :)